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The ending of the reciprocal health agreement with the United Kingdom came up for discussion in the House of Keys.
North Douglas MHK John Houghton asked the health minister whether it was true that some Isle of Man residents may be forced to move to the UK, to ensure adequate care for ongoing medical conditions.
In his reply, Eddie Teare reassured the house his department was on course to have a scheme in place before the scheme ended:
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