Tynwald members will be asked to approve new rules for election candidates, as this year's general election grows ever-closer.
When the court sits this month, members will vote on new regulations which would update polling rules.
They include publishing candidates' declarations of interests, government-organised meetings for the public, and pre-verifying postal votes to make them easier to count.
This year, the Island will elect a new House of Keys on Thursday, September 24.
Small dip in newest bus route numbers over winter
The Department of Infrastructure says the number of passengers using its newest bus service dipped by seven per cent over winter.
Commissioners urge "well-meaning" volunteers to stop working on its land
Stop working on our land!
Government recruiting civil servant to help new ministers after election
The Cabinet Office says it's looking for someone to help the new government settle in from September.
Minister denies Crossag Farm development "going backwards"
Plans for a new housing estate won't be released by the Department of Infrastructure because the project's still in its early stages.
Nobody hurt in Ballabeg incident, say firefighters
Fire crews were called to the rescue of a motorist after a crash in the south of the Island yesterday.
Children's hospital pyjama collections set up in south
An organisation which collects pyjamas for poorly, disadvantaged children in hospital has set up on the Isle of Man.
College suspends lessons after water main burst
University College Isle of Man says it's been forced to suspend most of its classes this morning.
Southern 100 launches new online shop
With around eight weeks to go until the start of the races, a new online shop has been launched for the Southern 100.
