The House of Keys will get an update on a huge project in Liverpool today.
When MHKs sit this morning, there'll be five questions for verbal or written answer on the agenda.
Ramsey's Lawrie Hooper will quiz new Infrastructure Minister Tim Crookall about progress on the new landing stage currently under construction in Liverpool.
And Douglas Central MHK Ann Corlett will ask Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole-Wilson when new laws on domestic abuse and sex offences will come into effect.
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