The new House of Keys will sit for the first time in the political year next week.
Newly-elected MHKs will elect a new speaker and deputy speaker for Tynwald's lower chamber.
They'll also each sign the standing orders of the House, the rules of parliament, as well as the Tynwald members' code of conduct.
The House of Keys will sit from 2.30pm on Tuesday, September 29.
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