But Allinson concurs it's the third year of 'rainy days'
The treasury minister says he’s confident there will be money left to fulfil the ambitions set out in the Island Plan and Economic Strategy.
Alex Allinson says the Island’s ‘fairly healthy reserves’ are coping.
He’s told Manx Radio Treasury is focused on ensuring public finances on the Island are sustainable.
However he admits it is now the third year of, what he’s described as, ‘rainy days’:
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