£11 million health overspend and Prom plans on agenda
Tynwald sits for the first time in 2017 this morning (Tue), with a wide and varied agenda awaiting members.
Proceedings will be broadcast on Manx Radio in full from 10.30am - via the AM1368 frequency, online at manxradio.com and on mobile.
There's something for everyone on this month's order paper: from truancy fines to crossbow licences, silt in Peel Marina to drug searches in prison.
Among the headline items of business, an £11 million plug for the Health Department's overspend;
Another review of the options for Douglas Promenade;
The Code of Conduct for journalists in parliament;
And, of course, Howard Quayle will seek approval for his cabinet's all-encompassing Programme for Government for the next five years.
Elsewhere, Infrastructure Minister Ray Harmer will ask that a committee on nursery places be formed, while Ayre and Michael MHK Tim Baker calls on government to 'buy local' when it comes to catering services.
Plenty for members to get their teeth into, then - proceedings are underway from 10.30am.
Health Minister says work is 'underway' on access road to The Roundhouse
Higher taxi tariff now in force from 11pm
Private members bill regarding Bishop’s vote makes progress
Braddan Commissioner 'refutes' allegations of misrepresenting Roundhouse access issues
Disqualification for driver who was three times the drug limit
Southern Amenity Site changes disposal policy for residents to six bags a month
