Howard Quayle outlines financial responsibilities
A new year is here, and the chief minister promises politicians will focus in on the economy, and the Island's reputation.
2018 marks the second full year of Howard Quayle's administration.
This month also completes the first 12 months of the programme for government.
Mr Quayle says a key aim in the year ahead is to ensure the Island is not on any financial blacklist:
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