Project will be restarted following pandemic pause
Treasury will restart a project to overhaul the Isle of Man's social security system.
It was paused due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
The government department says it wants to streamline processes and modernise the way services are delivered.
At the same time it says the system needs to remain 'equitable and affordable'.
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