Questions are to be presented to Tynwald in the first ever paper to appear during the court's traditional summer recess.
Members have put forward 17 questions for written reply.
President of Tynwald Steve Rodan says the Tynwald Standing Orders Committee made changes 3 years ago that allow members to question government - though that provision has not been used yet.
Mr Rodan says it's an opportunity for members to voice the public's concerns over the summer period:
Will new NHS safety rule be brought in here?
Will a new NHS policy meant to make GPs reconsider their diagnoses be introduced here?
MHK has urgent question about Steam Packet fuel charges
An MHK has put forward an urgent question about the Steam Packet's fuel charges for the House of Keys next week.
Future of TT course restaurant to be decided
A well-known former restaurant on the TT course will find out its fate next week.
Dawn Walk with the Samaritans this weekend
The Isle of Man Samaritans are holding their Dawn Walk event this weekend.
Airport issues travel advice amid bus strike
Ronaldsway Airport is advising people to pre-book taxis to make sure they don't miss flights during the latest bus strike.
UK farmer conned out of thousands for "Manx" shepherd's hut
A UK farmer says buying a shepherd's hut from the Isle of Man for his yurt village turned out to be an expensive mistake - after handing over £4,200 to scammers.
TT team founder's life to be celebrated in Leeds
The life of the founder of one of the TT's most iconic teams will be celebrated next month.
Manx Care rapped over Roundhouse FOI response
Manx Care's become the third government organisation in a week to face criticism over its handling of a Freedom of Information request.
