Tynwald's June sitting gets underway this morning, with 11 questions and 27 items on the agenda.
When members gather this morning, they'll quiz ministers on topics including port security after the Belfast riots, sidecar races at next year's TT and young people who aren't in employment, education or training.
There'll also be a vote on whether to give the Department of Health and Social Care an extra £21 million.
Tynwald is due to sit from 10am this morning in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
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