The Island's Economic Development minister is to face questions about work permits in the hospitality industry.
Onchan Member Julie Edge will ask Lawrence Skelly MHK about the matter in Tynwald this week.
She wants to know how many work permits were granted for jobs in the hospitality industry during the temporary relaxation period between March 1 and October 31.
The DED says some companies were unable to recruit for positions locally and so the exemptions had to be put in place.
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Island gets three new commissioners
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