Proposals for a new sea services agreement for the Island will go before Tynwald members this morning.
If approved, the 25-year agreement would replace the current one and - should it be signed off in May - come into effect in January 2020.
Environment, Food & Agriculture Minister, Geoffrey Boot MHK, is also expected to make a statement on climate change mitigation during the session.
On a busy schedule, there are also 12 questions for oral answer and eight for written reply to be considered - the court convenes from 10.30am at Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
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