Minister has stated updating legislation is a priority
A Manx charity has reiterated its hopes for progress to be made on updating animal welfare laws on Island.
A draft new animal welfare bill was thrown out by Tynwald back in April after complaints it wasn't fit for purpose.
Last month, Environment, Food & Agriculture Minister, Clare Barber, stated getting new legislation in remains a high priority.
Juana Warburton of the ManxSPCA is welcoming that:
Multi-million pound Villiers development recommended for approval
Planning Committee due to make decision next week
IoM 'must use voice on international stage'
MHK says public's views must be represented
Rosalind Ranson row draws to a close
Tynwald debates the findings of a probe into its management
'Not appropriate' for gov't to help individuals in struggling hospitality sector
Enterprise minister says other options need to be looked at to support industry as a whole
David Scott and Jean Teare elected to Port St Mary Commissioners
382 ballots were counted giving a 25 percent turnout
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Appeal from organisers ahead of this year's event
