Plans for lifting of restrictions on Monday
Businesses are being encouraged to start preparing to reopen from early next week (19 April).
Monday will mark 21 days without an unexplained case of Covid-19 on the Island - providing none appear from now until then.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says he plans a full legal lifting of lockdown restrictions from Monday, but adds some businesses may want to continue to put coronavirus measures in place for longer.
This though, is down to each individual business to decide.
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