Chief Minister says it was 'good to discuss' findings with counterparts
The results of Covid-19 border testing in the Channel Islands could help the Isle of Man if a faster test became available.
Chief Minister Howard Quayle says it was good to discuss the regimes in other crown dependencies with his counterparts from Jersey and Guernsey during this week's virtual British-Irish Council Summit.
Jersey has been testing visitors on arrival since July, with Guernsey having recently followed suit.
Mr Quayle says it will be a useful case study should the current testing options change:
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