The Chief Minister insists there’s no room for complacency locally after Jersey's economy hit its lowest level for 15 years.
Latest figures show the economy of Jersey, one of the Island's foremost rivals in financial services business, has shrunk for the fifth year in a row.
Although the Island works closely with its Channel Island counterparts on many issues, Allan Bell says the Isle of Man remains in competition economically and has to stay more alert than ever.
Clip 1
'The Island needs to be able to compete' against other destinations
FOI revealed the Island spent more than £170,000 on influencers
Public urged to consult on capacity
Views wanted on new code of practice
RNLI volunteers call for 'honest reflection' over 'decade of decline'
'Voice of the crew' highlighted in five-page statement
Island food producers have 'Great Taste'
20 food and drink products recognised by Guild of Fine Food