A new bill to ensure victims of sex crimes are protected will get its first reading in the House of Keys today.
The Sexual Offences and Obscene Publications Bill 2019 will go before MHKs.
The bill will also look to seek victims can seek justice.
The sitting is due to get underway in Douglas at 10am.
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