Tynwald is set to hold 15 elections when the court sits this month.
The first full sitting of the court since September's general election will see members filling vacancies on various committees and bodies.
They include the British-Irish Parliamentary Parliamentary Assembly and the economic policy review committee - and members also need to vote in a new deputy president.
Tynwald is due to sit from 10am on Tuesday, November 17 in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
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