Mr Seely asks for furloughed hospitality staff to be able to return to work earlier than planned, in light of possible reopening in July for a number of businesses such as restaurants, pubs, accommodation and leisure facilities
Businesses that have been targeted for the new assistance include those in shared spaces, regular market traders, small charity properties and bed and breakfasts that pay council tax rather than business rates
Isle of Wight Conservative MP, Bob Seely, says the voluntary sector provides a really important role in making sure people are getting the help they need
It's thought the use of drones between the Isle of Wight and the mainland will help speed up diagnoses by cutting out time spent journeying on ferries and roads, say the MP's office
Seely said that it's estimated the additional cost of providing healthcare on the Isle of Wight - to the same standard as on the mainland - is about £12 million