The Chief Minister has shed some light on the damaging effects of an increase in land and property tax.
Last week, Economic Development Minister Laurence Skelly refuted claims that it had dented morale in the industry.
However, Allan Bell told us he finds it of significant concern - as the Island has lost major property sales in recent months as a result of the rise from 10 to 20 per cent tax.
He says it's now up to Treasury to talk with the industry and try to find the best possible solution:
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