Chief Minister Allan Bell says the government will look at ways of making the new “toilet tax” fairer.
This week, Water and Sewerage Authority Chairman John Houghton said people would face a £50 surcharge for sewerage this year.
That’s set to double to £100 next year.
Speaking on Manx Radio’s Talking Heads programme, Mr Bell said the system might need tweaking:
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