Allinson responds to Keys questions
The treasury minister's been defending his decision to scrap MiCards.
He's been asked in the House of Keys what assessment has been made of the impact of removing the service.
The cards, which will end on 31 December 2025, are used by some to collect their benefit or pension payments from the Post Office.
But Alex Allinson insists only a small number of people will be affected:
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