Was due to present findings this week
The committee reviewing the Island's proposed Assisted Dying legislation says it's waiting on two key pieces of evidence before presenting its findings.
It's been created to examine the clauses of the bill, which is currently going through the House of Keys.
The findings were due to be presented this week, but have been delayed.
Chair of the committee, David Ashford, has been explaining why:
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Glenfaba and Peel MHK says newcomers are keen to get to work
One-way restrictions on Glencrutchery Road for tree works
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Advice issued as seal pup season gets underway
ManxSPCA urges the public to give pups space and keep dogs on leads
Next phase of Queen's Pier restoration to be formally opened by Lieutenant Governor
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