Last sitting of the current administration
Today (21 July) marks the final sitting of Tynwald before the General Election.
For a change questions are not the first thing on the agenda.
The election of a new president - to replace the retiring Laurence Skelly - will start things off.
Anyone in Tynwald, with the exception of the attorney general and the bishop, can put their names forward for election.
Once elected the president will preside over the current administration for the last time.
2021-2026
John Moss looks back at what has been achieved over the last five years:
The last sitting
There are 25 questions tabled for answer on the last order paper.
Twelve have been tabled by Arbory, Castletown and Malew MHK Jason Moorhouse.
He’s got queries on visas, relocation packages, the cost of the royal visit and the broken tiles at the National Sports Centre.
His political colleague, Tim Glover, wants to know about the sale of easyJet and whether the Island will introduce legislation equivalent to the Hillsborough Law.
Douglas East MHK Joney Faragher will ask the chief minister about the Bloomberg report into the online gambling sector.
And Douglas Central MHK Ann Corlett wants a progress report on the review of the disc parking system.
Away from questions politicians will be asked to support a funding bid for the Douglas Bay Horse Tramway, they'll be an update on bus facilities in Douglas and reports on whistleblowing, climate change and economic policy will be discussed.
Papers
You can find the question paper HERE.
You can find the order paper HERE.
Tynwald will start at 10am - you can listen live via Manx Radio’s AM1368 frequence, by clicking HERE or via DAB.
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