Minister says future changes must be fair as price increase looms
The treasury minister says conversations should be had over a long-term solution to help support people pay for their TV Licence Fee.
Reports in the UK suggest it could increase by nine per cent in April - from £159 to £173.30.
The Isle of Man Government has already committed to extending free TV licences - for all residents aged 75 and over - until the end of 2024.
Alex Allinson told Manx Radio any changes need to be fair:
Plans to boost dyslexia support 'game changing'
Reaction as Tynwald members approve committee's recommendations
Police hope to extend Operation Needle next year
No motorbikes reported stolen over TT period
Victim Support: 'No World Cup match result should put you at risk of domestic abuse'
Charity running campaign during international football tournament
Dyslexia recommendations are 'practical, proportionate and achievable'
Tynwald receives report from committee and rejects CoMin changes