Treasury Minister Eddie Teare says he wants to come up with a plan for the Island’s financial future over the next five years.
After presenting his budget on Tuesday, yesterday he turned his attention to producing a new fiscal strategy – giving a statement to the court.
He says he’ll involve all Tynwald members in the process of planning how the Island can secure its finances between now and 2020.
Mr Teare says having a plan is vital to ensure economic stability:
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