Findings from the committee which investigated whether the Health Minister had misled the public over concerns at Noble's Hospital will be discussed in Tynwald next week.
David Anderson has been scrutinised by the Standards and Members' Interests Committee - it found he had not knowingly misled his political colleagues but had made incorrect statements.
The cause of the inaccuracies - which related to a letter from hospital consultants - is said to be a 'series of miscommunications' within the hospital and department.
Rushen MHK Laurence Skelly attempted to remove the minister from his position in October - he says he is content with the findings:
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