Island residents interested in shaping future Freedom of Information laws have more time to have their say.
The public consultation on a draft Freedom of Information Bill has been extended by two weeks.
Launched earlier this month, the consultation was due to finish in late March but the deadline has now been pushed back until Friday 4 April.
The government has said a Manx Freedom of Information Act will not apply to information pre-dating the start of the current administration in October 2011.
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