Cruises visiting the Island and the Villa Gaiety will be on the agenda when MHKs meet again today.
Tuesdays sitting of the House of Keys is set to be a short one with just two questions for oral response and only three for written reply.
Meanwhile, among the other business is a consideration of clauses for the Public Sector Pensions (Amendment) Bill and a second reading of the Income Tax Bill.
Proceedings will get underway in Douglas from 10am.
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