Allinson attends party conference in Liverpool
The treasury minister says he would not be worried about a Labour Government in the UK.
Alex Allinson has returned to the Island from the Labour Party Conference, in Liverpool, where he met several high-profile politicians.
It follows the chief minister's visit to the Conservative gathering, with his deputy, earlier this month.
Dr Allinson says such occasions are an important opportunity to network and build relationships:
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