Chief minister says there's work to be done on migration
The chief minister says work needs to be done to ensure immigrants coming here are providing a benefit and not increasing costs to the Island.
Alfred Cannan believes rules for those coming to the Isle of Man need to be tightened up.
Earlier this year, government set out a programme to reform inward migration.
Mr Cannan told Manx Radio it's important those moving here aren't putting pressure on the Island's finances:
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