Government team working on possibilities for new year
Self-isolation rules for Manx residents could be reduced to ten days in the new year.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, rules have never deviated from the 14-day isolation period on returning to the Island or testing positive for coronavirus.
However, Chief Minister Howard Quayle says government has been looking at other options.
It's unknown if a new mutation of the virus in the UK will delay the change:
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