Chief minister calls for further progress
The chief minister says the Isle of Man cannot afford to rest on its economic laurels.
Allan Bell has been speaking following the recent announcements of a new £50 million enterprise development and the relaxation of work permit regulations.
He says the Island has done well with the likes of its egaming industry and shipping and aircraft registers, but adds this is no time for complacency:
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