Government says no members of the public have commented on its plans for the next five years.
Tynwald unanimously supported Chief Minister Howard Quayle when he presented the Programme for Government document in January and said the public could comment on the plans via e-mail.
In the House of Keys this week Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper asked how many people had sent responses.
In a written answer Policy and Reform Minister Chris Thomas said nothing had been received by the government so far.
Watch Damon Hill's trip to MGP!
A Formula 1 legend says he was nervous about the weather when he visited the Island for Manx Grand Prix - but was glad he came!
Post Office shut for refurb
A Post Office in Douglas has closed for refurbishment this week.
Fantastic festival for Ford fanatics!
The largest gathering of Ford cars the Island has ever seen will take place next week.
Roadworks shut Port St Mary street
A street in Port St Mary is shut today as work takes place to prepare for roadworks.
UK approves offshore wind farm
Plans for almost 100 wind turbines halfway between the Island and the UK have been given planning permission.
School uniforms cost raised in Tynwald question
Are school uniforms too expensive - and should the government be tackling the issue?
Have your say on 20mph in Lonan and Laxey
Residents of Lonan and Laxey are being reminded they still have time to have their say on government proposals for 20mph zones.
Government plans to tighten up police background checks
The Cabinet Office says a new order to be laid before Tynwald will tighten up rules on police background checks.
