Questions about Brexit and the UK's negotiations with the EU will be raised during the House of Keys tomorrow.
When MHKs meet on Tuesday, Douglas South member Kate Beecroft will quiz Chief Minister Howard Quayle about the Island's position.
She'll ask what the government's doing to make sure the Island gets the best from the leaving process, and if the Island needs independent representation while any deal's discussed.
The House of Keys sits on Tuesday from 10am.
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