Decision depends on continued absence of community spread
The chief minister hopes to lift all the Island's lockdown measures on or around 1 February, if there continues to be no more community cases of Covid-19.
Howard Quayle made the announcement at this afternoon's media conference.
The milestone would mark 21 days without community spread.
Mr Quayle says it's a staggered approach:
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