Tynwald asked to back calls for new legislation
Small charities on the Isle of Man could have to close down if new laws to prevent them being charged for banking aren't introduced.
That's the belief of Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Tim Glover, who will ask Tynwald to back plans to introduce new legislation blocking fees for not-for-profit organisation at next month's sitting.
It's after the Isle of Man Bank suspended plans to introduce charges for charities for a second time.
Mr Glover believes government and the banking sector have to work together:
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