Critics of a controversial and far-reaching criminal justice bill say they are delighted it will now receive the scrutiny it deserves.
It follows a House of Keys decision to allow a three-member committee to examine the proposed legislation.
A vote on the Criminal Justice (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill in the House of Keys divided members 12-12, and Speaker Steve Rodan used his casting vote to send the matter for further consideration.
Retired law lecturer Peter Murcott sees it as a victory for good law-making (first part of audio file):
Home Affairs Minister Adrian Earnshaw says he respects his colleagues' decision (second part of audio file):
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