The House of Keys sits later, with a variety of topics on the minds of MHKs.
When members gather this morning, they'll have 13 questions for discussion - covering issues such as plantation wood, planning appeals, and satnav systems.
There are also three new laws for readings, including an NHS reform bill, and health minister Clare Christian will give a statement about the future of the Eastern Ambulance Station.
The House of Keys is due to gather from 10am in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Over £25k raised for TT rider's bereaved family
A fundraiser to help the family of a rider who died in the TT has passed £25,000.
Top UK judge being appointed for high profile corporate case
The Island's General Registry says it's having to bring in a top UK judge to handle a high profile court case, after a deemster resigned over serious health problems.
Push to keep former church open as community space
People in the South are being encouraged to get behind plans to keep Ballafesson Hall open as a community space.
Mountain Road to close this morning
The Mountain Road is due to close again this morning, as the Department of Infrastructure gets rid of the last reminders of TT.
Council's environment campaign to focus on dog waste
Douglas Council says its annual environmental campaign next year will concentrate on dog fouling.
Crash closes Onchan road
Police say a road in Onchan is likely to be shut for hours after a crash.
EV charging points undergoing repairs this week
Electric vehicle drivers are being warned about work on public chargers this week.
How do satnavs know about speed limits, asks MHK
How do satnavs know the speed limit?
