An MHK for the South of the Island has quizzed the government on how quickly it pays its bills.
Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse has submitted an identical written question to 12 departments, including the Post Office, Cabinet Office and Manx Utilities.
He asks if they have a policy on invoice payments, how many invoices they received in the first month of the financial year and the average number of days taken to pay them.
Departments have until Monday, October 13 to respond.
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