Fuel duty proposal withdrawn after discussions
Summary
A plan to lower the tax on fuel for three months in Jersey was canceled after talks between Deputy Lucy Stephenson and Treasury Minister Alan Maclean. They agreed on a practical approach to help residents with rising costs instead of cutting the fuel duty tax.Key Facts
- Deputy Lucy Stephenson proposed to cut fuel duty by 10p per litre from October to December.
- Fuel duty in Jersey is currently about 65p per litre.
- The proposal was withdrawn after discussions with Treasury Minister Alan Maclean.
- The talks led to an alternative plan to support people facing financial difficulties.
- Rising fuel costs were linked to the conflict in the Middle East affecting shipping routes.
- The government will submit its budget in September for debate in December.
- Residents have expressed concerns about the cost of living, which influenced these discussions.
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