Proposed new laws governing vehicles on the Isle of Man have been described as "a sledgehammer to crack a nut".
That's the view of Steven Broad - the chairman of the Isle of Man Road Transport Association.
He was giving evidence to a select committee looking into the Road Traffic Legislation Amendment Bill - among the changes are compulsory bans for those caught driving without insurance.
Mr Broad told the committee he thinks that takes power away from the courts:
Police making appeal after e-bike's theft
Police are appealing to the public after an e-bike was stolen in Douglas.
Onchan wool and crafts shop to close
A hobby shop in Onchan is announcing its decision to close.
Money-laundering review into island estate agents
A review of how well estate agents guard against money laundering has been released.
Estimate of £58,000 to fully resurface track to southern nature reserve
It would cost £58,000 to fully resurface the track leading to the Scarlett nature centre by hand.
Thirteen buildings put forward to become protected
There's a chance to have your say on 13 buildings which have been earmarked for special government protection.
Marks and Spencer applying for change to its alcohol licence
Marks and Spencer has applied to vary its alcohol licence as its Douglas store undergoes a major revamp.
Second chilli and BBQ festival to be held next month
Fans of spicy food are in for a treat later this year, with a new-look chilli festival.
Government launches social survey on public attitudes
The government's launching its Social Attitudes Survey this week, giving people the chance to share their views on island life.
