The House of Keys meets today with the price of COVID-19 tests and encouraging people to shop locally subjects of discussion.
Going before MHK's this morning are seven questions for oral response and six for written reply.
Passenger numbers on the Islands heritage railways will also be discussed whilst there are first readings for proposed legislation around companies and public housing.
Today's Keys session will take place virtually and is due to get underway at 10am.
Government and hospitality body to work together
The Licenced Victuallers Association says it'll work with the Department for Enterprise over concerns for the hospitality industry.
Chief Minister meets with Jersey Ministers and officials
The Chief Minister is currently in Jersey to meet with Ministers and officials there.
Free period products on HOK agenda next week
Should the government provide free sanitary products for women?
Bus Vannin fares and routes to change from May 7
A new bus timetable from next week brings with it increases to ticket prices.
90mph winds would turn-off wind turbines, says MUA Chair
The chair of the Manx Utilities Authority says turbines planned for an Island wind farm would only be turned off in winds beyond hurricane force.
New defib machine installed in Central Douglas
A new lifesaving machine has been installed in Central Douglas.
Restraining order for man accused of harassing woman
A man accused of harassing a woman over an eight-month period has been handed a restraining order.
Education department reveals school fire alarm details
The Department of Education, Sport and Culture says one in six fire service callouts to schools were because pupils had set off fire alarms.
