MHK's raise concerns after border changes
Updated Coronavirus regulations have been slammed for being overly complicated.
A special sitting of Tynwald was held this morning to approve new legislation to cover changes to self-isolation and a new testing regime.
The Isle of Man’s borders moved to Level 3 at the weekend.
Changes to the Public Health Act were approved, with amendments, but Douglas East MHK Chris Robertshaw and Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper were among those raising concerns:
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