Bill to go to Tynwald for signing
The Nicotine Products Bill 2026 will go to Tynwald next week for signing, after two Legislative Council amendments were quickly agreed by the House of Keys.
Members met for just six minutes yesterday (14 July) afternoon, after the King's speech in Tynwald, to agree to the changes.
Mover David Ashford had previously hoped the measure could go through both branches in a day, but that was curtailed after the amendments were tabled.
Now they have been agreed, the cabinet office minister says a loophole has been closed:
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