Callister apologises to patients
The health minister has apologised to medicinal cannabis users on the Island after a further delay to the service here being rolled out.
The Department of Health and Social Care put out a statement earlier this week saying it was frustrated that 'technical issues' between the department and UK Home Office hadn't been resolved.
It relates to the granting of a license to allow the products to move between the UK and the Isle of Man.
Rob Callister hopes the delay will be brief:
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