Thomas called for latest report to be published
MHK Chris Thomas says the state of the Isle of Man's national insurance fund isn't as bad as it seems.
It follows the news the Island's NI Fund will be empty in 40 years.
A fresh analysis was requested from UK actuaries by the Treasury to see what measures should be taken to prevent this.
The response hasn't been made public, though Mr Thomas has called for it to be published.
But he says the NI situation here isn't all that bad
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