Chief Minister Allan Bell says new Freedom of Information laws have struck a good balance between access and cost.
Next week in the House of Keys, a freedom of information bill is due to get its first reading.
It’s been something campaigners have been pushing hard for over a number of years – with accusations the government’s been dragging its feet.
Mr Bell says it was something he was determined to implement
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Ian Bainbridge, 69, had raced in the Manx Grand Prix since 2005
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