Quayle says it 'wouldn't achieve much'
The chief minister has dismissed calls for routine Covid-19 testing at the island’s borders.
Howard Quayle’s Middle colleague Bill Shimmins once again argued in favour of the move at this month’s sitting of Tynwald, having raised the topic previously.
Mr Quayle said it would be expensive, and wouldn't achieve much:
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