Allowing Tynwald to hold virtual sittings so it's functions can continue is a 'positive development in meeting an urgent need'.
That's according to Speaker of the House of Keys, Juan Watterson MHK, who says the experience of doing so 'shows that the Isle of Man has lived up to it's motto' of 'whichever way you throw me, I will stand'.
Members of the court have all been part of sessions remotely via live audio link since April 3 to respect social distancing measures to help prevent the spread of Coronavirus.
Mr Watterson is also praising the 'flexibility and resolve' of both members and staff for adapting to the new system.
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