As the dust from yesterday's election settles, the House of Keys' thoughts will now start turning towards who should be the Island's next chief minister.
Any MHK who wants the Island's top political job now has until Tuesday, October 6 to publish their policy proposals.
There'll then be a sitting of Tynwald on Tuesday, October 13 where candidates will make speeches and face questions from their parliamentary colleagues.
And the House of Keys will then vote for who will lead government.
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