Fifth sitting since September's general election
The House of Keys sits this morning, for the fifth time since the general election.
Another fairly short agenda for the House of Keys will see 12 questions put to Ministers, two of which are for written reply.
Douglas North MHK David Ashford asks three of them; the rest are split between Onchan's Rob Callister and Julie Edge, Garff member Martyn Perkins, East Douglas member Clare Bettison and Ramsey LibVan member Lawrie Hooper.
Topics range from tax, public sector pensions and teachers' retirement rates, to littering and parking for Christmas shoppers.
Then, just one other item remains - the first reading of the Equality Bill 2016.
Coverage of questions will be live on Manx Radio's AM1368 frequency, online and via smartphone apps from 10am.
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