The Chief Secretary will give evidence to a Tynwald committee later today.
Will Greenhow is expected to appear before the Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee at 2.30pm in Douglas.
The panel will be looking into a number of topics which focus on the relationship the Attorney General has with government, the governor and Tynwald.
The session will take place at Legislative Buildings in Douglas - members of the public are welcome to attend.
More crashes on roads with speed limits than derestricted areas?
Police say more than twice as many crashes happen on roads with speed limits than in derestricted areas - but admit the data may be inaccurate.
Ramsey warehouse at centre of row
A Ramsey warehouse at the centre of a row over its historic significance could get a new roof, if plans are approved.
Protest in Laxey today
A protest is taking place this morning in Laxey.
Young person rescued at Port Jack cliffs
Yesterday proved a busy day for Douglas Coastguard.
Arbory rates up, Rushen’s down, ahead of merger
Rates in Arbory will increase by four per cent in April, ahead of a merger with neighbouring Rushen.
Emergency services tackle 'demanding conditions' at property fire
Emergency Services were called out to a property fire at the weekend.
Ice and sleet on Mountain Road
There have been reports of ice and sleet on the Mountain Road.
Port St Mary rates increase by 2.5%
Port St Mary Commissioners have announced a 2.5 per cent increase in village rates, up from 338 to 348 pence in the pound.
