The Island's Education Minister will be quizzed this week on findings of a survey looking at learning for children with Additional Education Needs.
Dr Alex Allinson MHK will face questioning from Onchan MHK Julie Edge at tomorrow's House of Keys sitting.
Earlier this month, the DESC revealed responses to the survey which asked residents how think the system for children with additional needs could be improved.
Of over 500 people who responded - more than half of whom said they felt existing support wasn't adequate.
Ms Edge wants to know if the minister will publish both the report itself and the responses.
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