Chief Minister Tony Brown has welcomed Alistair Darling’s review of Britain’s Crown Dependencies.
Mr Brown says the review is understandable due to the current turbulent economic climate but thinks it’s a chance for the UK government to see how well regulated, financially stable and well regulated the Island is.
The review announced by Mr Darling yesterday
does not include the Isle of Man’s constitutional relationship with the United Kingdom.
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