Government given 'clear objectives' by MoneyVal

Deanyn baghtal currit da'n reiltys liorish MoneyVal

Kerroo argidoil cheet fo scrutaght

Ta 'deanyn baghtal' er ve currit da reiltys Vannin liorish yn tuarastyl MoneyVal ta foast goll er jannoo choud's ta kerroo argidoil yn Ellan cheet fo'n ard soilshey.

Shen rere OCF ass-lieh Doolish Hiar Clare Bettison.

T'ee cur coyrle son slattys noi niee argid t'er ve currit-lesh gys yn trass lhaih as bee eh currit nish roish yn chamyr syrjey.

Lesh scrutaght sodjey jeh'n cherroo dy ve jeant 'sy tourey, ta'n Inney Bettison gra dy vel MoneyVal er ninsh da politickeyryn ny vees femoil.

AS YN INNEY BETTISON : T'ad er chur dooin rolley dy chooishyn as t'ad smooinaghtyn dy lhisagh tooilley saaseyn biallys ve ain. Ta shin jeeaghyn dy chur bree daue. As ta kuse dy ayrnyn elley y villey shoh cochianglt rish jannoo jesh saaseyn cochianglt rish slattys elley neesht.

Myr shoh, veagh paart jeh ny cooishyn elley yn Oaseirys Carrooagh as cair dy chur stiagh aghin - cha nel shen ny cooish son MoneyVal per se, shen red ennagh dy vel shinyn cur enn er myr ve scanshoil cheusthie jeh'n slattys ain t'ayn nish. 

Government given 'clear objectives' by Moneyval

Finance sector comes under scrutiny

The Manx government has been given 'clear objectives' by the ongoing MoneyVal report as the Island's finance sector comes under the spotlight.

That's according to Douglas East MHK Clare Bettison.

She's providing guidance for anti-money laundering legislation which has been taken to its third reading and will now be put before the upper chamber.

With further scrutiny of the sector due in the summer, Miss Bettison says MoneyVal has told politicians what's needed.