The Island's Chief Secretary will be quizzed by a standing committee of Tynwald next week.
Will Greenhow is due to give evidence to the Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee in Douglas next Monday.
The panel will be looking at a number of matters which focus on the relationship the Attorney General has between the government, governor and Tynwald.
Members of the public are welcome to attend the session which will take place on the day at Legislative Buildings from 2.30pm.
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