Tynwald will discover how much an Island company was paid by the taxpayer to roll out fibre broadband.
When the court sits next week, Onchan MHK Julie Edge will ask Enterprise Minister Tim Johnston how much the government paid Manx Telecom to lay fibre broadband.
She also wants to know who owns that network and how much it makes for its owner.
Tynwald members will gather from 10am on Tuesday in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Don't abuse our staff, warns amenity site
A waste site in the west of the Island is warning people not to abuse its staff, saying it won't be tolerated.
Thie Clag cost "within £11 million budget"
The costs of redeveloping the former nurse's home in Douglas should be in line with its budget, according to Treasury Minister Alex Allinson.
MHK has questions about Castletown streets scheme
A Department of Infrastructure scheme to improve Castletown will be under the spotlight in the House of Keys this week.
Roof damage sparks planning application
A business in the west of the Island has applied for planning permission as it repairs damage from recent storms.
Emergency services respond after Vicarage Road crash
Firefighters helped cut someone free from their car after a crash yesterday.
Questions over future of Tramway Terrace
An historic building on Douglas promenade will come under the spotlight in the House of Keys next week.
Pet owners warned about Peel fireworks
A company's given a warning to pet owners about a fireworks display in Peel next weekend.
Gambling regulator tackling east Asian crime gangs
The Gambling Supervision Commission says it's tackling the problem of transnational organised crime groups from Southeast Asia moving into the Island.
