Education minster Graham Cregeen will face questions in Tynwald this week about catering at the college.
Onchan MHK Julie Edge will ask him about operating costs and staffing levels compared to when the Department of Health and Social Care ran the service.
Ayre and Michael MHK Tim Baker, meanwhile, will ask Mr Cregeen to make a statement about proposed changes at University College Isle of Man and its impact teaching hospitality and catering.
Tynwald sits from 10.30am tomorrow morning.
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