A Tynwald committee will get the chance to quiz the Island's Education and Children Minister next week.
The Social Affairs Policy Review Committee will be taking evidence from Graham Cregeen as well as the department's chief executive Professor Ronald Barr.
They'll appear on Monday, April 10th from 11.30am in the Legislative Council Chamber in Legislative Buildings on Bucks Road in Douglas.
The committee is made up of chairman David Cretney MLC, and MHKs David Ashford and Martyn Perkins.
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