Minister says future changes must be fair as price increase looms
The treasury minister says conversations should be had over a long-term solution to help support people pay for their TV Licence Fee.
Reports in the UK suggest it could increase by nine per cent in April - from £159 to £173.30.
The Isle of Man Government has already committed to extending free TV licences - for all residents aged 75 and over - until the end of 2024.
Alex Allinson told Manx Radio any changes need to be fair:
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