A politician from the Carribbean has praised the way the Island records its parliamentary sittings.
Deputy Speaker of the Turks & Caicos Islands' House of Assembly Josephine Connolly says she hopes to use the Island's Hansard system back in her own country.
Ms Connolly was on the Island as part of a delegation from across the Atlantic looking at the way the Island governs itself.
She says she has learned a lot from the Isle of Man:
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