Post Office, Manx Radio and Brexit among topics to feature
Tynwald springs back into action today, as the summer recess officially comes to an end.
As you might expect, there's a bumper order paper to get through, with a series of crucial topics debated, questions asked, and documents presented.
It starts strongly - as additions to the European Union Trade Act 2019 are laid before the court, followed by a number of amendments to legislation.
Several key reports will be submitted, too - concentrating on rates modernisation, means testing, the Isle of Man Post Office, and the future of Manx Radio, of course, to name but a few.
We'll hear a state of the nation address from Chief Minister Howard Quayle.
There are also 26 questions for oral answer, and a further 27 for written reply.
As always, Manx Radio will be providing full coverage of the sitting - you can listen in from 10:30 on AM1368, on manxradio.com, and on the smartphone apps.
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