Howard Quayle says there's no need to rush a decision
Chief Minister Howard Quayle believes there is no point in rushing into a policy on television licence fees for over 75's.
Last week, the BBC announced it plans to limit free licences to only those who also receive pension credit.
Mr Quayle will be asked about the matter in Tynwald on Tuesday but says many things could change in the coming months:
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