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An investigation by the Department of Home Affairs into the by-election in East Douglas last April has so far cost £7,500.
In reply to a written House of Keys question from Onchan MHK David Quirk, Minister Adrian Earnshaw said there was still no indication when a report into the matter would be published.
Issues such as proxy voting and funding for candidates are being looked into.
Treasury minister responds to figures highlighting contracting economy
Dr Allinson says GDP alone does not reflect economic health, pointing to low unemployment
Net zero referendum rejection “a hit-job by the establishment”, says former MHK
Proposals to put climate policy to a public vote were quashed in Tynwald
Port Erin retail: the tale of two halves
What has it been like for businesses there in the run up to Christmas?
New Douglas councillor wants to support preservation of city's heritage
Arwid Hall says he'd also like to see the local authority be more 'transparent'
