Measures may not be necessary after further vaccine rollout
This could be the last time the Isle of Man has to go through the lockdown process - if everyone follows the rules.
That's the belief of the Island's director of public health.
Dr Henrietta Ewart has stressed the importance of sticking to the guidance during the latest 21-day circuit breaker - including avoiding household mixing.
She says progress on rolling out the vaccine means this approach may not be necessary in the future:
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