The Isle of Man's relationship with Europe will rest upon what the UK can secure for itself.
That's the message from the Chief Minister who says it's 'very difficult' to determine what that relationship will be.
This week the Council of Ministers published its third report into the implications of Brexit.
CoMIN is continuing work to prepare and position the Island for the UK's withdrawal from the European Union.
It says whilst Brexit is an international event beyond the Island's control we must ensure that we respond 'appropriately'.
Howard Quayle says we want to continue to be able to trade with the EU to minimise the potential risks and make the most of opportunities which arise.
He says the Isle of Man is 'in dialogue' with UK Government politicians and officers to ensure the impact of Brexit on the Island is understood
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