Measures will be tightened and relaxed as necessary, says Quayle
The Isle of Man needs to be able to tighten and relax coronavirus restrictions when it's needed.
That's from the chief minister following the publication of the government's Covid exit strategy.
The document sets out how the Island will prepare to lift measures including restrictions at the border
Despite this Howard Quayle says the approach will still be flexible:
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