Treasury Minister Chris Thomas says nobody has lost any money after the end of the MiCards payment system for benefits and pensions.
In Tynwald earlier this week he faced a question from Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse about the end of the scheme.
Mr Moorhouse wanted to know how much money was left on cards when the system was scrapped.
Mr Thomas said the total ran into tens of thousands of pounds:
Pleasure Park to get rebrand
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Keys to debate bringing back historic public transport
Restoring the capital's most historic public transport links will be on the mind of MHKs next week.
Bus Vannin may run out of drivers by first evening of strike
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Cost of ferry terminal to be discussed in Keys again
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Union organisation says bus strike is last resort
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Appeal for information over hole in road
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Weather warning for coastal overtopping this afternoon
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New political members join government departments
New political members have been appointed to two government departments.
