Advice on drugs, government performance and a new Manx Highway Code - just some of the issues on the agenda in today's House of Keys.
There are 12 questions for oral answer and 17 for written.
Among them the Health and Social Care Minister will be asked for his professional advice on the short and long term effects of cannabis.
Ramsey MHK Leonard Singer also wants to know if Howard Quayle will introduce legislation to cover the retail sale of the drug.
Chris Thomas will ask about progress on a new highway code - the West Douglas MHK also wants an update from the Policy and Reform Minister to see if government is on track against the Agenda for Change.
And the Home Affairs Minister will be asked how much money has been spent on removing, recovering and collecting vehicles by the police in each of the last five years.
The sitting starts at 10am.
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