The House of Keys sits this morning, with 17 questions and two new laws on the agenda.
Ministers are due to face questions about the Steam Packet Company's performance in TT, raising the minimum wage and the impact of government roadshows.
Meanwhile laws covering reproductive rights and statue law are also due before members later.
The House of Keys sits in Legislative Buildings in Douglas from 10am.
Minister apologises for police video showing fatal TT crashes
The Island's justice minister has apologised over a TT road safety video which featured footage of racers dying in crashes
Island's first EV filling station plans turned down
The Island's first dedicated charging station for electric vehicles has been rejected by planners.
Scandinavian therapy hut plan for Braddan's Roundhouse
Braddan Commissioners have applied for planning permission for a therapy hut near the Roundhouse.
56 babies born on the Island in May
The Isle of Man welcomed 56 brand new residents last month!
14 benefits claims exempt from residence conditions in past year
14 people have been allowed to claim benefits on the Island in the past year, despite not living here long enough.
Warning over scam manx.net emails
Beware of scam emails targeting manx.net users.
Registered building consent application for planned Douglas church
A church has applied for registered building consent as it demolishes and replaces a building in central Douglas.
Six heads run two schools each - and one runs three
Six Island head teachers are in charge of two schools each - with one overseeing three primary schools.
