Members of the House of Keys are meeting this morning to debate a number of issues.
MHKs will have 19 questions and two new laws to consider when they gather in Legislative Buildings in Douglas.
Post collection times in Castletown, the cost of demolishing Ballacloan primary school and appeals for land tax are all on the agenda .
Legislative Council members are also due to meet today to discuss the Charities Registration and Regulation Bill.
Infrastructure minister says no changes to bus schedule
Infrastructure Minister Dr Michelle Haywood says her department hasn't made any changes to bus schedules or routes in the wake of changes to school bus passes.
Second annual mock court trial for students
Students across the Island took part in a second annual legal competition.
More possible disruption to ferry services
The Steam Packet Company says a number of its sailings may be disrupted or cancelled over the next two days.
Peel sewage plant work to start in January?
Manx Utilities says it's still waiting for the result of a planning appeal against a sewage treatment plant in Peel.
Government-funded UK law tech firm will be wound up
A UK company part-funded by the Department for Enterprise has gone into administration owing around £6 million.
Former Salvation Army building faces demolition
A road in Douglas is due to close next month as a landmark building is demolished.
Ferry sailings under threat from weather
Two Manxman sailings are under threat this week because of bad weather.
Tynwald petition to reinstate Sound bus service
A petition with more than 900 signatures will demand Tynwald members reinstate public transport on a route in the south of the Island.
