Government to focus on trade agreements
The Isle of Man must look 'beyond Brexit' to secure a future outside Europe, according to the Chief Minister.
Our deal is expected to be the focus of discussions when Manx politicians attend the UK Conservative party conference in Manchester next week.
The Council of Ministers has previously warned we must 'more or less accept' Britain's eventual deal.
But Mr Quayle says, regardless, the focus should be on future trade agreements:
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