A busy question paper has been released for the new political year, which starts when Tynwald sits next week at 10am on Tuesday, October 21.
Topics among the 34 questions to be discussed include youth unemployment, government whistleblowing and the UK's digital ID plans.
Onchan MHK Julie Edge wants to know the cost of each initiative announced at the government conference.
Meanwhile Douglas North MHK John Wannenburgh is asking for the final price tag of the Liverpool ferry terminal.
Appeal against 92 new Peel homes thrown out
Peel is set to get another 92 homes after a planning appeal against the development was partly rejected.
Government plans to establish national AI office in 2026
The government's announced plans to set up a National Artificial Intelligence Office by January next year.
Police issue warning following dog attacks on sheep
Police are warning people about the dangers of not controlling their pet dogs around livestock.
Comedian Dom Joly to visit Island next month
TV comedian Dom Joly will be telling the story of his most famous creation when he visits the Island next month.
Government considers forcing companies to offer cut-price broadband
The government says it's considering forcing companies to provide a cut-price broadband service to make sure everyone can afford to be online.
PPE Medpro misses £122m repayment deadline
A company linked to Island residents Doug Barrowman and Michelle Mone has missed a deadline to repay £122 million to the UK government.
Chance of seeing the northern lights tonight
There may be a chance of seeing the northern lights from the Island tonight, Thursday, October 16.
Ramsey fireworks date changed
A hotel in Ramsey is asking people to get in touch after this year's fireworks display was put back a day.
