Tynwald Members will debate the key points of the new 'Programme for Government' next month.
The Chief Minister has confirmed he'll be bringing the 'high level policy statement and principles' to the court in November.
It's part of his plans for an 'inclusive government' which will see policies being developed in a 'collaborative manner'.
The programme has also been scheduled to go before Tynwald in March next year for further discussion.
Howard Quayle says it will be a rolling document:
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