It's after impact assessments in the consultation were updated
Treasury has extended a consultation looking at changes to the Island's Rating and Valuation Act 1953 until the end of the month.
It was meant to close this week but has been extended by two weeks after impact assessments in the document were updated - something some local authorities asked for.
Minister Alex Allinson says rate reform is essential and needs to be reviewed.
He added those who have already responded, can resubmit any alternative view:
If you'd like to share your views, the consultation can be found here.
You can listen to the full interview here:
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