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Toilet tax: no appeals allowed.

 

The Manx Utilities Authority has rejected the idea of allowing people to appeal against the toilet tax this year. In a statement, the organisation headed by Alf Cannan MHK says its board considered the request at a meeting earlier today. However, its now been decided no appeals will be heard and everybody who pays water rates will have to pay the £50 per property. It says its reviewing the charge and appeals process and says it will present options to the Treasury and the council of ministers.

 

http://www.manxradio.com/newsread.aspx?id=71214

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Toilet tax: no appeals allowed.

 

The Manx Utilities Authority has rejected the idea of allowing people to appeal against the toilet tax this year. In a statement, the organisation headed by Alf Cannan MHK says its board considered the request at a meeting earlier today. However, its now been decided no appeals will be heard and everybody who pays water rates will have to pay the £50 per property. It says its reviewing the charge and appeals process and says it will present options to the Treasury and the council of ministers.

 

http://www.manxradio.com/newsread.aspx?id=71214

 

I note that Cannan voted against the tax - but then I also heard that WASA didnt want to introduce it anyway. It is Teare and COMIN and those in Tynwald who voted YES who will have to carry the can for this nonsense.

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It was always Teare pushing it through, Haughton took the money to put it to Keys. Same as it was Teare that pushed through the nursery debacle using Karran as the scapegoat. When will people realise Teare is a coward but with the backing of an even bigger bully, Bell.

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Unfortunately, we can now add Cannan to the list of MHKs that take the pay and close their eyes to what the public feel.

 

HOUGHTON, QUIRK, KARRAN, TEARE, BELL, SHIMMIN, ROBERTSHAW & CANNAN have to be removed in 2016.

 

New blood is required for the House of Keys.

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Toilet tax: no appeals allowed.

 

The Manx Utilities Authority has rejected the idea of allowing people to appeal against the toilet tax this year. In a statement, the organisation headed by Alf Cannan MHK says its board considered the request at a meeting earlier today. However, its now been decided no appeals will be heard and everybody who pays water rates will have to pay the £50 per property. It says its reviewing the charge and appeals process and says it will present options to the Treasury and the council of ministers.

 

http://www.manxradio.com/newsread.aspx?id=71214

 

I note that Cannan voted against the tax - but then I also heard that WASA didnt want to introduce it anyway.....

 

If true, then it might well be an indicator that the Sewerage Charge is indeed nothing to do with the water side of things and is nothing more than a fund raiser to try and make a dent in the MEA debt.

 

Wasn't the Water Authority debt properly approved, structured and sustainable?...the MEA debt being none of those things, as we are all painfully aware.

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Presumably Houghton was told 'find savings of £2m"

 

His civil servants told him they couldn't find savings of £2m

 

Houghton believed them

 

Ergo £2m charge to users

 

£10.5m of public money still available to buy middlemarch site & some office block in town

 

Conclusion: we are all being conned by this lot

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Presumably Houghton was told 'find savings of £2m"

 

His civil servants told him they couldn't find savings of £2m

 

Houghton believed them

 

Ergo £2m charge to users

 

£10.5m of public money still available to buy middlemarch site & some office block in town

 

Conclusion: we are all being conned by this lot

 

OR....We are being conned by empire protecting CS who are more concerned with their positions than actually doing anything to manage their departments within it's means....

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