A buyout of one of the Island's major phone and internet companies will come under the spotlight at the next sitting of the House of Keys.
On Tuesday, Onchan MHK Rob Callister will ask Chief Minister Howard Quayle about the planned deal which values Manx Telecom at just over £255 million.
Mr Callister will ask Mr Quayle if he'll make a statement about the sale to Basalt Investment Partners.
The deal, announced in March, is expected to be completed this month.
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