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17 minutes ago, Non-Believer said:

Wasn't there a survey a couple of years ago that put a certain amount of the population in fuel poverty at that time? Today's vote will surely do nothing to ease that?

Fuel poverty is classified as 10% of your income so this should snare a few more.

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6 minutes ago, finlo said:

Fuel poverty is classified as 10% of your income so this should share a few more.

There were people on the street peacefully protesting outside Tynwald 3 years ago about the price of gas then.

Stick 27% on, then add whatever impact it may have on electricity prices too. Add on various cost of living increases for the benefit of living on the Island.

Gary Roberts' boys will be getting sized up for serious riot gear by now.

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The developers will only fit gas boilers ! another protectionist racket.

Government are good at this sort of stuff, we bought a company for 120m which was probably worth a fraction of that price in a few months, and here's another we are effectively bailing out !

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12 minutes ago, asitis said:

The developers will only fit gas boilers ! another protectionist racket.

Government are good at this sort of stuff, we bought a company for 120m which was probably worth a fraction of that price in a few months, and here's another we are effectively bailing out !

How are they bailing them out by simply removing a legal restriction on what they are allowed to sell their product for to take into account totally unprecedented international rises in the wholesale price of that product.

Bloody hell people love to look for conspiracies and hidden agendas in everything.

Is there anywhere in Europe where gas price haven’t been hiked?

Is there anywhere in Europe where the gas supplier wasn’t able to just increase the price without having to get it approved by the countries government.

Some people really need to give their heads a wobble over this.

Personally I would have rather seen whatever government are going to give to assist those deemed to need it straight to Manx Gas so that everyone benefited.  So many gas customers with less disposable income than those who qualify for the assistance won’t get any help at all.

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1 minute ago, Andy Onchan said:

What's the connection?

If he did then he has lost even more credibility by just going for the public perception of being well meaning, while making no actual useful contribution and showing an inability to make the tough decisions that might be unpopular with the (ill informed) electorate.

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1 hour ago, Ramseyboi said:

Is there anywhere in Europe where the gas supplier wasn’t able to just increase the price without having to get it approved by the countries government.

UK suppliers agreed fixed prices with their customers and those who couldn't honour it have gone bust.

I see no justification for the Manx public to bail out Ancala Partners LLP. They were happy to profiteer when gas prices were low. And I don't think you can or should separate the historical profiteering from the current issues with wholesale prices.

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2 hours ago, asitis said:

The developers will only fit gas boilers ! another protectionist racket.

Government are good at this sort of stuff, we bought a company for 120m which was probably worth a fraction of that price in a few months, and here's another we are effectively bailing out !

And what other option is there? Easy to criticise, less easy to come up with realistic alternatives

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1 hour ago, Will Halsall said:

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I hope in this lady ,we are not seeing another version of Rob , where every decision taken in Tynwald  is tried to be justified on social media ,  We elect people to the House of Keys  to listen to the evidence and make decisions on our behalf , we don't need a running commentary to try to justify the decision , neither do we need to know what they had for breakfast or require a daily blog , its a turnoff for most constituents ,so please learn from Robs mistakes ,

 

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55 minutes ago, Ringy Rose said:

UK suppliers agreed fixed prices with their customers and those who couldn't honour it have gone bust.

I see no justification for the Manx public to bail out Ancala Partners LLP. They were happy to profiteer when gas prices were low. And I don't think you can or should separate the historical profiteering from the current issues with wholesale prices.

Who said they were going to 2bail them out". If they had to, they would have to, or have no gas for the Islands customers

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