Outside help sought for pandemic guidance
Professionals from a range of industries are being encouraged to apply to be part of a new Emergency Advisory Board to the Council of Ministers.
It wants people outside of government to take part in Covid-19 pandemic guidance.
Tynwald approved the principle of the new body.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle explains people can be from a variety of sectors:
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