Chief Minister Alf Cannan says an efficiency programme has already saved government £4 million out of its total budget of around £1.5 billion.
In Tynwald this week, Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper asked about the amount of money the Efficiencies Programme had actually saved.
Previous reports said up to £50 million in savings had been identified over the next five years.
Mr Cannan said the programme's annual report would be out at the end of this month:
Firefighters tackle fire in a shipping container
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Digital flag network to be tested around TT course
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Infrastructure Minister cannot say when delayed landlord law will begin
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Isle of Pride event cancelled after commissioners request date change
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Police ask 'How Will Your TT End? You Choose...'
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School steps planned to stop muddy bank scrambles
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Garff by-election tomorrow
Residents in Lonan will be going to the polls tomorrow.
