A fair deal is being promised for care providers in the Isle of Man under a new regime of inspection and regulation.

The Department of Social Care is drawing-up plans to regulate care services from large residential homes to small providers offering care in people's own homes.

Social care bosses say inspectors will ensure good quality care for society's most vulnerable people.

The new system will bring sub-standard providers to light and inspection reports are expected to be made public.

Fees for inspections will be charged to cover costs.

Chief Executive at the Department of Social Care Chris Corlett says they aim to create a fair set of charges which don't create a burden for firms in the sector: