The House of Keys sits this morning, to discuss topics such as the hospitality trade, the minimum wage and wind farms.
When MHKs gather in Legislative Buildings in Douglas, they have 15 questions for ministers and organization chairs.
There are also two new laws covering public sector payments and the constitution - and Rushen member Michelle Haywood will ask MHKs to back a private members bill that would outlaw smoking for anyone born after 2008.
The Keys sits from 10am.
Consultation about possible bus fare increases
Do bus fares need to go up in price?
Gov't advertises for £150k public heath director
The government is advertising for a new public health boss.
Bus sex assault accused in court
A man's appeared in court accused of sexually assaulting a young woman and following her to work.
Manannan engine repairs complete
The Steam Packet Company says the Manannan's back to her normal scheduled sailing times.
Police hunt Peel hit-and-run motorist
Police are hunting for a driver who hit a car in Peel but didn't stop - defying a one-way system as they drove off.
TT 2025 bookings on sale next week
With 10 days to go until this year's TT, the Steam Packet Company says tickets for next year go on sale on Monday.
Manx mothers invited to midwifery event next week
An event is happening next week in celebration of Manx midwives.
Noel has Late Late Breakfast in Peel
Another business has posted photos of its close encounter with former Top of the Pops presenter Noel Edmonds.
