Additional funds will help cover unexpected expenses
The Chief Minister insists more money was needed for the construction of a new ferry terminal in Liverpool, to cover unexpected costs.
Tynwald approved an increased budget for the project at the July sitting.
The extra £6.5m means building the new facility could cost up to £26.8m.
Howard Quayle says not all situations can be predicted:
Bus station will not be moved to the Sea Terminal
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