Tynwald debates 'Stay Safe' document
The government has been told its latest report, on a Covid-19 exit strategy, suffers from a lack of any timescale.
This week Tynwald debated the 'Stay Safe' document, which outlines a medium-term response to the pandemic.
Middle member Bill Shimmins told the Court that the public needed to know when any loosening of restrictions would be brought in.
He said it would help people to plan their lives:
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