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- Jersey Deputy Lucy Stephenson withdrew her proposal to cut fuel duty by 10 p per litre.
- Treasury Minister Alan Maclean’s discussions with Stephenson led to the withdrawal.
- The proposal would have reduced the 65 p-per-litre fuel tax for three months starting 1 October.
- Stephenson said the Middle East conflict has worsened Jersey residents’ cost-of-living pressures.
- She expressed confidence the September Budget will contain targeted measures for those most in need.
