MHK called for more information to be made publically available
The chief minister has defended the amount of information being made public on Council of Ministers' coronavirus decisions.
Howard Quayle was asked whether more details could be released at this week's sitting of the House of Keys.
Douglas Central MHK Chris Thomas wanted to see more on decisions relating to returning residents and border restrictions.
But Mr Quayle says a significant amount of data is already available:
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