The House of Keys sits this morning with 17 questions and two new laws on the order paper.
Members will quiz ministers on topics such as pool tiles at the National Sports Centre, industrial action by the Island's bus drivers and whether Ronaldsway airport needs work.
There'll also be discussions about laws to reform the Island's health service and to update financial services regulation.
MHKs are due to gather in Legislative Buildings in Douglas from 10am.
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