Former Health Minister Lawrie Hooper will quiz ministers about funding for the Island's NHS in the House of Keys this week.
When MHKs gather in Douglas tomorrow, Mr Hooper has two queries about Manx Care's funding.
The first is to Chief Minister Alf Cannan, who replaced him at the Department of Health and Social Care, while the second is for Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson.
Mr Hooper stepped down as health minister earlier this month amid a row about a £16 million Manx Care overspend.
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