May 25 earmarked for review
Government is considering a phased return to work for many businesses in a few weeks time.
Speaking at the latest government coronavirus media briefing, Chief Minister Howard Quayle announced Monday 25 May as the date government has outlined for this to happen.
Mr Quayle explained the terms on which this would be allowed:
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