is that even in 11117, it was being described as the constitution of old time. so, it was referring to the viking establishment of tynwald. and it said where the lord of man should sit on the hill, in open array with the squires round about, the barons and the clergy, and the people round about to hear the laws proclaimed for the isle of man. and constitutionally, we do exactly the same today. the laws of the isle of man from the previous 12 months are read out in summary, in english and in the manx language. if that isn't done, they cease to take effect. is there are a lot of interest from the population of the isle of man in the manx parliament? er, there is. i mean, we have the same problem of apathy amongst younger people, as you do everywhere.