SHK outlines plan for delayed sitting
The Speaker of the House of Keys says he hopes the lower house will be able to sit in a virtual manner shortly after the government's briefing this morning.
The sitting was due to start at 10am, but it's now been confirmed it will start at 11am.
A decision was taken to switch to a virtual session, as some MHKs have underlying health conditions.
Juan Watterson live spoke on Manx Radio Breakfast:
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