The Island's Home Affairs minister says a review of the law governing sex offences is due to be carried out in the near future.
In Tynwald, Jane Poole-Wilson faced questions about the Sexual Offences and Obscene Publications Act, which came into force last year.
She said she was aware of public concern about sentences given to some sex offenders, saying historical offences still fell under previous legislation.
And she added a review of how well the new law is working would start soon:
Harry Enfield announces Island gig
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Island to get branch of Palestine Solidarity Campaign
A new Island organisation will highlight the plight of Palestinians, if its London-based parent approves.
New government whistleblowing policy still up for discussion
Chief Minister Alf Cannan says a new government whistleblowing policy is still up for discussion.
Top TV magician to visit Island next week
The BBC's most-broadcast magician of the last decade will be visiting the Island next week.
New mapping shows risk from radioactive gas around Island
The Isle of Man's been included in UK maps showing the risk from a radioactive gas.
Manx Care sees sharp rise in complaints
Manx Care says complaints from the public rose sharply last year, after falling for three years in a row.
Ben-my-Chree trialling Northern Ireland route
The Steam Packet Company says the Ben-my-Chree will be in Northern Ireland this week for a trial sailing.
Parts of Braddan to be without water tonight
Manx Utilities says some parts of Braddan will be without water tonight.
