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:
Government releases nationality data on work visas
The government has released information on the nationalities of people granted work visas.
Military museum is celebrating most successful year ever
The Manx Aviation and Military Museum says it's having its most successful year ever, with a 25 percent spike in visitor numbers.
People opposed to Peel's sewage works lose legal costs appeal
Two people appealing against Peel's sewage works being granted planning permission have lost an appeal to limit their legal costs.
Government says it can't give info about civil servant grievances
The Cabinet Office says it can't give more details about employee grievances in the civil service, because it's personal information.
Personal data breaches doubled in past year
The Island's Information Commissioner says the number of personal data breaches has almost doubled in the last year - and public authorities are behind 70 per cent of them.
Cruise ship visiting Douglas today
A cruise ship carrying almost 700 passengers is due to visit Douglas today.
Two more Steam Packet sailings cancelled
The Steam Packet Company says two more sailings have been cancelled in the face of Storm Floris.
Take Island Games off Faroe over dolphin and whale cull, say charities
A group of conservation organisations are calling for the Island Games to drop the Faroe Islands as the event's host over the slaughter of hundreds of pilot whales and dolphins.
