Bills have been on the back-burner during coronavirus outbreak
The new policy and reform minister says his priority is now to get the legislative programme back on track.
Ray Harmer was speaking at yesterday's Tynwald Day ceremony.
After the Covid-19 pandemic put several new bills and policies on the back-burner, he explained it'll be a 'busy autumn' for government to fast-track its plans:
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