Chief minister confirms policy review is underway
The chief minister has confirmed the current rules around self-isolation upon return to the Isle of Man are being reviewed.
At present, if a person is in their 14-day quarantine period having travelled off-Island, other members of the household are not obliged to self-isolate.
But Howard Quayle says that's one of a number of policies set to be revisited by government:
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