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2019/09/2727 Sep 2019 Committee : Public Accounts Committee (MDF)
- Mrs Kate Beecroft MHK
2019/09/2020 Sep 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Hon. Laurence Skelly MHK, Minister, Mr Rob Callister MHK, Political Member, Mr Mark Lewin, CEO, Ms Angela Byrne and Mr Tim Cowsill - Department for Enterprise
2019/09/0909 Sep 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Mrs Angela Murray, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Department of Health and Social Care
2019/09/0202 Sep 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Hon. David Ashford MHK, Minister; Dr Henrietta Ewart, Director of Public Health - Department of Health and Social Care
2019/07/3030 Jul 2019 Committee : Select Committee of Tynwald on Whistleblowing
- Mr Rob Sutton
2019/07/2222 Jul 2019 Committee : Select Committee on Poverty
- Baroness Philippa Stroud and Matthew Oakley of the Social Metrics Commission (SMC)
2019/07/1919 Jul 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Hon. Ray Harmer MHK, Minister; Mr Nick Black, Chief Executive Officer; Mr Jeff Robinson, Director of Highway Services - Department of Infrastructure
- Mr T Baggaley, Regency and Penta Hotels; Mr A Brockhouse, Sefton Group; Mr N Fogg, Cunard Hotel Ltd; Ms K Harvey, Sleepwell Hotels Ltd; Mr D Staunton, Paparazzi Restaurant
2019/07/1818 Jul 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- 44. Strategic Plan – Assessment of need for housing units
- Mr President's thanks to Tynwald Office staff, civil servants and Hon. Members
2019/07/1717 Jul 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Procedural
- Leave of Absence
- 11. Financial Motion – Isle of Man Ferry Terminal, Liverpool – Expenditure
- 12. Government Departments Act 1987 – Transfer of Road Transport Licensing Functions Order 2019
- 13. Airports and Civil Aviation Act 1987 – Civil Aviation (Investigation of Air Accidents and Incidents) Order 2019
- 14. Building Control Act 1991 – Building (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 15.-17. Ionising Radiation (Application) Order 2019; Ionising Radiation (Basic Safety Standards and Justification of Practices) Regulations 2019; Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2019
- 18. Fair Trading Act 1996 – Fair Trading (Exclusion of Course of Conduct) (Milk Pricing) Order 2019 – Debate commenced
- 18. Fair Trading Act 1996 – Fair Trading (Exclusion of Course of Conduct) (Milk Pricing) Order 2019 – Debate concluded
- 19. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) (No. 7) Regulations 2019
- 20. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 – European Communities (Consumer Protection) (Application) Order 2019
- 21. Proceeds of Crime Act 2008 – Proceeds of Crime Act (Compliance with International Standards) (No.2) Order 2019
- 22. Fair Trading Act 1996 – Fair Trading (Exclusion of Course of Conduct) (Sea Services) Order 2019
- 23. Local Government Act 1985 – Port Erin (Boundary Extension) Order 2019 - Not Moved
- 24. Highways Act 1986 – Highway Diversion (Public Right of Way 265, Billown, Malew) Order 2019
- 25. Highways Act 1986 – Highway Closure (Bradda Close, Port Erin) Order 2019
- 26.-29. Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (of the UK Parliament); Social Security Act 2000 – Various Regulations and Orders 2019
- 30. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 – European Union (Cyber Attack Sanctions) Order 2019
- 31. Income Tax Act 1970 – Income Tax (Substance Requirements) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 32. Credit Unions Act 1993 – Credit Unions (Deferred Shares) Order 2019
- 33. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Export Control (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (Application) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 34. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Customs (Consequential Amendments) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (Application) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 35. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Statistics of Trade (Customs and Excise) Regulations (Application) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 36. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Export Control (Amendment) Order 2019 (Application) Order 2019
- 37. Dormant Assets Act 2019 – Dormant Assets (Licenceholder) (Exemption) Order 2019
- 38. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiency) (Dormant Assets) Regulations 2019
- 39. Insider Dealing Act 1998 – Insider Dealing (Regulated Markets) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 40. Education policy – Review and separation from service delivery
- 41. Isle of Man Government external representation – Council of Ministers to report on current system
- 42. Regulation of cannabis for medicinal purposes – Licensing cultivation
- 43. Minimum age for minimum wage – Removing the 16-17-year-old band
2019/07/1616 Jul 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Greetings from the Scottish Parliament
- Tynwald Day celebrations - Gift from Althingi, the parliament of Iceland; thanks to all involved
- Leave of absence granted; procedural
- Papers laid before the Court
- Bills for signature
- 1. Sensitive habitats – Logging on MANNGIS
- 2. Transfer of Road Transport Licencing Functions Order 2019 – Options considered
- 3. Food bank use – School children over summer holidays
- 4. Free school meals – Residency qualification
- 5. Assisting bereaved parents – Children’s funeral fund
- 6. Employed Person’s Allowance (General) (Amendment) Regulations 2019 – Minimum work requirement
- 7. Registered buildings – Protection; advice to owners
- 8. Animal welfare legislation – Progress; protecting service animals
- 9. Single use plastic – Government buildings
- 10. Decisions for people who lack capacity – Legislation protecting best interests
- 11. Manannan Court – Number of beds; occupation rate
- 12. Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service – Numbers being treated; waiting times
- 13. Fixed penalty notices – Number issued for fly tipping; dropping litter; illegal disposal
- 14. Road Safety Strategy – Reviewing speed limits
- 15. Crossing points – Queen’s Promenade
- 16. Promenade scheme – Statement on progress
- 17. Regional sites – Planning by Government; local authorities; Post Office
- 18. Property vacancy rate – Research undertaken
- 19. Island’s built heritage assets – Audit; resources and expertise in place to conduct
- 20. Old Police Station – Transfer to MNH; plans for building
- 21. Private medical services suspended at Noble’s Hospital – Financial impact assessment
- Suspension of Standing Order 3.5(2) to complete Oral Questions – Motion lost
- Leave of absence granted
- 3. Cold, Hunger, Homelessness – Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- 4. Funding of Nursing and Residential Care – Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- 5. Update on Isle of Man Post Office – Statement by the Chairman
- 6. Select Committee on Poverty – Statement by the Chairman
- 7. Securing Added Value and Efficiencies Programme (SAVE) Report – Creation of organisation to run Airport
- 8. Chief Constable’s Annual Report – Chief Constable’s Annual Report 2018-2019 begins
- 8. Chief Constable’s Annual Report – Chief Constable’s Annual Report 2018-2019 continues
- Royal Assent
- 9. Isle of Man Steam Packet Company – Re-financing Options Interim Report
- 10. Early Years Childcare in the Isle of Man – Report and recommendations
2019/06/2525 Jun 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Young Manx athletes – Improvement to perceptions of the Island
- 1.2. Successful Manx athletes – Research into economic benefits
- 1.3. Currency (Tourist Trophy) (£2 Coins) Order 2019 – Timing when laid before Tynwald
- 1.4. DHSC Children and Family Services case management – Implementation of recommendations from 2017
- 1.5. Means testing – Introduction
- 1.6. Local athletes and local businesses – DfE role in encouraging to work together
- 1.7. Government financial assistance to companies – Knowledge of beneficial ownership
- 1.8. Manx athletes under 16 – Number qualifying for financial assistance in last five years
- 1.9. Medicinal cannabis – Licensing production
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Public Sector Pensions (Amendment) Bill 2019 – First Reading
- 3.2. Sexual Offences and Obscene Publications Bill 2019 – First Reading
- 4.1. Property Service Charges (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Second Reading
2019/06/1818 Jun 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- Birthday wishes to Bill Malarkey MHK
- Scottish Parliament – 20th anniversary celebrations
- 1. Papers laid before the Court
- Bills for signature
- 1.-2. TV licences for the over-75s – Impact of changes on Manx pensioners; restriction to pension credit recipients
- 3. HoC Home Affairs Committee Report on EU Settlement Scheme – Implications for the Island
- 4. Tax exemption certificates – Number issued to UK contractors
- 5. TV licences for the over-75s – Impact on Isle of Man residents; statement
- 6. Treatment at Clatterbridge – Patients’ right to be accompanied
- 7. Treatment at Clatterbridge – Future DHSC strategy
- 8. Knife possession arrests – Number in last five years
- 9. Waste and recycling – Campaigns and school visits since July 2018
- 10. Waste – Statistics collected since July 2018
- 11. Isle of Man food waste – Amount and efforts to reduce
- 12. Recruiting skilled public sector workers – Use of enhanced salary packages
- 13. Working population of the Island – Percentage employed in public sector
- 14. Hotel rooms and holiday apartments – Number registered 2016; forecast for 2019
- 15. Fairy houses – Purchase contract with Anonymouse MMX
- 16. Island Games in Gibraltar – DESC support for Manx athletes
- 17. Electric charging points – Plans to increase numbers in next three years
- 18. Green office initiatives – Number since July 2018
- 19. Peel Harbour silt at Rockmount – Plans; statement
- 20. Car park charges – Recent increases
- 3. Future Role of the Tynwald Commissioner for Administration – Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- 4. Smart Services Framework – Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- 5. Oil Pollution Act 1986 – Merchant Shipping (MARPOL Annex I – Prevention of Pollution by Oil) Order 2019
- 6. Copyright Act 1991 – Copyright and Performances (Application to Other Countries) Order 2019
- 7.-8. Minimum Wage Act 2001 – Minimum Wage (Single Hourly Rate) Regulations 2019 and Minimum Wage Act 2001 – Minimum Wage (Young Workers Etc) Regulations 2019 begins
- 7.-8. Minimum Wage Act 2001 – Minimum Wage (Single Hourly Rate) Regulations 2019 and Minimum Wage Act 2001 – Minimum Wage (Young Workers Etc) Regulations 2019 continues
- 9. Electronic Transactions Act 2000 – Electronic Transactions (General) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 10.-11. Terrorism and Other Crime (Financial Restrictions) Act (Section 69A) Order 2019 and Proceeds of Crime Act 2008 – Proceeds of Crime Act (Compliance with International Standards) Order 2019
- 12. Highways Act 1986 – Heritage Trail Public Path Order 2019
- 13. Insider Dealing Act 1998 – Insider Dealing (Regulated Markets) Order 2019 – Withdrawn
- 14. Alcoholic Liquor Duties Act 1986 – Alcoholic Liquor Duties Act 1986 (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 15. Designated Businesses (Registration and Oversight) Act 2015 – Designated Businesses (Amendment) Order 2019
- 16. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – Customs and Excise (Transit) (Amendment) (No. 2) Regulations 2019
- 17. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Modification) (Statistics of Trade) (No. 2) Regulations 2019
- 18. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Modification) (Sanctions) Regulations 2019
- 19. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Modification) (Sanctions) (No. 2) Regulations 2019
- 20. Environmental protection – Resources for urgent and significant action Combined Vote under Standing Order 3.19(1)
- Royal Assent
- SOP1. Suspension of Standing Orders
- SOP2. Papers laid before the Court
- SOP3. Proceeds of Crime Act 2008 – Terrorism and Other Crime (Financial Restrictions) Act 2014
- Congratulations
2019/06/1414 Jun 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Mr Darren Northcott, NASUWT National Official (Education), Ms Geraldine O’Neill, NASUWT Isle of Man Secretary, and Mr David Trace, Association of School and College Leaders, Pay and Pensions Officer Isle of Man
- Manx Home Education Association Representatives: Mr Damon Warr, Mrs Dianne Warr, Mr Derek Sewell and Mrs Dawn Sewell.
- Mr Tristram Llewellyn Jones.
2019/06/1111 Jun 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- Welcome
- 1.1. Brexit – Plans to ascertain Manx residents’ opinions and interests
- 1.2. Energy from Waste Plant – Part played in Climate Change Emergency Strategy
- 1.3. VAT treatment of aircraft – EU Commission’s infringement proceedings against UK
- 1.4. Manx graduates – Number returned to Island in last five years
- 1.5. Students above school leaving age – Funding available
- 1.6. Energy Efficiency Scheme – Number of households eligible
- 1.7. Provenance labels – Number of firms awarded
- 1.8. UNESCO Biosphere conference, Dublin – Role played by the Island
- 1.9. Licensing Act 1995 – Plans to update
- 1.10. Domestic abuse disclosure scheme – DHA plans for legislation
- 1.11. Post Office retail network – Number operating in past, present and future years
- 1.12. St John’s post office – Resignation of sub-postmaster; effects of proposed closure
- 2. Written Answers
- 3.1. Communications Bill 2018 – Council amendments not moved
- 4.1. Property Service Charges (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Bill for First Reading
2019/05/2222 May 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- 7. Tynwald Management Committee: remit – Addition of Tynwald Auditor General
- 8. Tynwald Management Committee – Inclusion of Archibald Knox in Manx Patriots’ Roll of Honour
- 9. Public Appointment – Manx Utilities Authority – Apointment of Mr Anthony Charnley for five-year term
- 10. Education Act 2001 – Education (Student Awards) Regulations 2019
- 11. European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) (No. 4) Regulations 2019, 12. European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) (No. 5) Regulations 2019, 13.European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) (No. 6) Regulations 2019
- 14. Abortion Reform Act 2019 – Access to Abortion Services (Noble’s Hospital Access Zone) Order 2019
- 15. Abortion Reform Act 2019 – Disposal of a Foetus following Termination Directions 2019
- 16. Abortion Reform Act 2019 – Abortion Reform (Records and Notices) Regulations 2019
- 17. Proceeds of Crime Act 2008 – Proceeds of Crime Act (Business in the Regulated Sector) Order 2019
- 18. Inquiries (Evidence) Act 2003 – Inquiry into reduction of number of Port Erin Village Commissioners
- 19. Land Registration Act 1982 – Land Registration Fixed Fees Order 2019
- 20. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Taxation (Cross-border Trade) Act 2018 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 21. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Export of Radioactive Sources (Control) Order 2006 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 22. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Seal Products (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations 2018 (Application) Order 2019
- 23. Statistics of Trade (Customs and Excise) Regulations (Application) Order 2019, 24. Export Control (Amendment)(EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (Application) Order 2019, 25. Customs (Consequential Amendments)(EU Exit) Regulations 2019 (Application) Order 2019
- 26. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Customs Safety and Security (Penalty) Regulations 2019 (Application) Order 2019
- 27. Value Added Tax Act 1996 – Value Added Tax (Transitional Provisions) Order 2019
- 28. Value Added Tax Act 1996 – Value Added Tax (Disclosure of Information Relating to VAT Registration) Order 2019
- 29. Value Added Tax Act 1996 – Value Added Tax 1996 (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 30. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – Customs (Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights) (Modifications) Regulations 2019
- 31. Financial Services Act 2008 – Regulated Activities (Crowdfunding) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 32. Financial Services Act 2008 – Financial Services (Fees) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 33. Post Office Act 1993 – Postal Packets (Customs and Excise) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 34. Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 – Employed Person’s Allowance (General) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 35. Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 – Income Support (General) (Isle of Man) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 36. Social Security Act 2000 – Social Security Legislation (Benefits) (Application) (No. 4) Order 2019
- 37. Pension Schemes Act 1995 – Pension Schemes Legislation (Application) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 38. LGBTIQ+ equality – Tynwald commitment; condemnation of Brunei punishment - Debate commenced
- Leave of absence granted
- 38. LGBTIQ+ equality – Tynwald commitment; condemnation of Brunei punishment - Debate concluded
- 39. Members’ subsistence allowances – Increases not to apply until patient accommodation allowances increase
- 40. Environmental protection – Resources for urgent and significant action
2019/05/2121 May 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Tribute to Jim Cain, former Speaker of the House of Keys
- 1. Papers laid before the Court
- 1. Climate Change Agenda – Statement
- 2. Land Registry fees and duty – Reason for increase
- 3. Loan to Sefton Group – Current balance
- 4. Gambling levy – Ensuring effective and efficient spending
- 5. Medicinal use of cannabis – Public consultation results
- 6. Breast Clinic Assessments – Update and outcomes of investigation
- 7. Port strategy – Publication date
- 8. New Isle of Man Ferry Terminal, Liverpool – Bus facilities agreed
- 9. Horse tram services – 2018 trial suspension outcome; 2019 timetable planning
- 10. Proposed conservation areas – Democratic basis and oversight
- 11. Eastern Area Plan – Terms of reference for inspector’s brief
- 12. Draft Area Plan for the East – Publication of next iteration
- 13. Waste disposal – Prosecutions for fly tipping, littering and illegal disposal
- 14. Licensing applications – Criteria for objections
- 15. Sefton Group – Outstanding amount on tourism grant; transfer to new owners
- 16. Marine Drive designation – Douglas Head, Port Soderick, Port Soderick Glen and buffer zones
- 17. Hedge Cutting Code – Advice given to local authorities
- 18. Semi-natural wildlife habitats – Action to preserve
- 19. IJS Consulting focus groups – Four options presented on behalf of Post Office
- 20. Power generation – Plans for transition to renewables
- 21. Power generation – Electricity generated by renewables
- 22. Power generation – Review of the Sustainable Generation Tariff rate
- 23. Public Sector Housing (General Needs) (Allocation) Policy 2019 – Initial and subsequent housing allocations
- 24. Horse tramway – Economic value assessment
- 25. Disabled parking – Responsibility for enforcement
- 26. Reviewed living wage 2019 – Details and publication of report
- 27. Net Biodiversity Environmental Gain – Introduction
- 28. Housing evictions – Interventions to avoid
- Procedural
- 29. Free bus travel – Plans to encourage reduction in car use
- Questions for Written Answer
- 3. Select Committee on Accommodation for Vulnerable Young People – Statement by the Chairman
- 4. Council of Ministers Response to the Independent Health and Social Care Review Final Report by Sir Jonathan Michael dated 18 April 2019 – Report and recommendation - Debate commenced
- 4. Council of Ministers Response to the Independent Health and Social Care Review Final Report by Sir Jonathan Michael dated 18 April 2019 – Report and recommendation - Debate concluded
- 5. Public Accounts Committee – First Report 2018-19: Overspending at Noble’s Hospital: One Year On – Report and recommendation; 6. Public Accounts Committee – Second Report 2018-19: Overspending at Noble’s Hospital: Staffing – Report and recommendation
2019/05/1515 May 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Mr Ray Teare (Chairman), Mr John Faragher, Mr Roy Lightfoot, Mr Ian Maule, and Mr Barry Murphy, Manx Taxi Federation
2019/05/1414 May 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Communications Bill 2018 - Third Reading
- 2. Council of Ministers (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Third Reading
- 3. Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Third Reading
2019/05/1414 May 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- 1.1. Golden goodbyes for Government employees – Number over £100,000 in last five years
- 1.2. Nationals Sports Centre – Progress in improving facilities
- 1.3. New teachers – Financial benefits available on Isle of Man
- 1.4. Carer’s Strategy 2007-2010 – When due to be updated
- 1.5. Blood donation – Policy on men who have sex with men
- 1.6. Local authority reform – DoI work being undertaken
- 1.7. the Public Sector Housing (General Needs) (Allocation) Policy 2019 – Emergency housing provisions
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
2019/05/1010 May 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Hon. Geoffrey Boot MHK, Minister; Mr Richard Lole, Chief Executive Officer; and Miss Jennifer Chance, Director of Planning and Building Control, Department of Environment, Food and Agriculture
- Mr Lawrie Hooper MHK, Dr Alex Allinson MHK, and Mrs Daphne Caine MHK
- Councillor Ritchie McNicholl, Chairman of the Environmental Services Committee; Mrs Dana Eynon, Director of Environmental Services; and Mr Stephen Salter, Dilapidation Enforcement Officer, Douglas Borough Council
2019/05/0909 May 2019 Committee : Economic Policy Review Committee
- Treasury Minister, Hon. Alfred Cannan MHK, and Chief Financial Officer, Caldric Randall
2019/05/0707 May 2019 Legislative Council
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Tribute to Jim Cain, former Speaker of the House of Keys
- 1. Communications Bill - Consideration of clauses commenced
- Leave of absence
- 1. Communications Bill - Consideration of clauses concluded
- 2. Council of Ministers (mendment) Bill 2019 - Second Reading and Clauses Stage
- 3. Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Second Reading and Clauses Stage
2019/05/0707 May 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Tribute to Jim Cain, former Speaker of the House of Keys
- Leave of absence granted
- 1.1. Sale of Manx Telecom to Basalt Investment Partners – Statement
- 1.2. Locate Isle of Man’s first graduate fair – Update
- 1.3. Isle of Man Passenger Survey 2018 – Statement
- 1.4. UK tuition fees for Isle of Man students – DESC input into review
- 1.5. Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) – Denying access to school for unvaccinated pupils
- 1.6. Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) – Current vaccination rate and provision
- 1.7. Myalgic Encephalomyelitis (ME) services – Budget, expenditure and medical professionals required
- 1.8. EarlySense system for Ramsey Hospital – Decision to purchase
- 1.9. Dangers of using mobile devices while driving – Police plans to introduce warning technology
- 1.10. Douglas Promenade redevelopment – Update
- 1.11. Public Sector Housing (Older Persons) (Allocation) Policy 2019 – Emergency housing provisions
- 1.12. New housing allocation criteria for general needs housing – Waiver of three years’ residential condition
- 1.13. New Human Resources and Payroll system – Implementation and impact
- 1.14. Rates modernisation consultation – Methods of measuring property
- 1.15. Travel insurance for travel to the UK – DHSC advice
- 1.16. Private Patients Unit, Noble’s Hospital – Progress with refurbishment and medical services delivery
2019/04/1717 Apr 2019 Committee : Select Committee on Poverty
- Hon. Chris Thomas MHK, Minister for Policy and Reform, and Adam Smith, Head of Economic Affairs Division, Cabinet Office
2019/04/1616 Apr 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1. Communications Bill 2018 – Second Reading
- 1. Communications Bill 2018 – Clauses stage deferred
- 2. Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 – First Reading
- 3. Council of Ministers (Amendment) Bill 2019 – First Reading
2019/04/1616 Apr 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Procedural - Oral Questions 2, 7, 8; Written Question 2
- 1.1. Steam Packet Company – Plans for financial restructuring
- 1.3. Patients travelling to UK for treatment – Plans to increase funding for accommodation
- 1.4. School bus fare increase – Statement
- 1.5. School bus fare increase – Likely resultant increase of car usage
- 1.6. School bus fare increase – Equality Act impact assessment
- 1.9. Public sector housing maintenance – Difference between DOI and local authority allowances
- 1.10. Local authority housing maintenance – DOI action re excess expenditure
- 1.11. Public sector housing maintenance – Policy on permitted expenditure
- 2.2. Fibromyalgia - Treasury plans to identify as a disabling condition
- Procedural - Written Question 18
- 3.1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Consideration of Council amendments
- Tribute to Mr Gary Homer, Tynwald Messenger; Good wishes to Mr Paul Dougherty, Seneschal
2019/04/1515 Apr 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Hon. Graham Cregeen MHK, Minister, Prof. Ronald Barr, Chief Executive, and Mr Lawrie Hooper MHK, Political Member, Department of Education, Sport and Culture
2019/04/1212 Apr 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Mr Stephen Broad, Mr Chris Clegg and Mr Peter Howe, Island Road Transport Association
2019/04/1111 Apr 2019 Committee : Economic Policy Review Committee
- Ron Spencer, Chairman and Steve Brennan, Chief Executive, Gambling Supervision Commission
2019/04/0909 Apr 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Tribute to Gary Homer, Tynwald Messenger; Tribute to Jack Corrin CBE, former First Deemster
- Main Order Paper & Supplementary Order Paper - 1. Papers laid before the Court
- 1. Electric buses – Purchase by Bus Vannin
- 2. SAVE initiative – Ensuring savings target is reached
- 3. New technology bus services – When DOI intends to trial
- Procedural
- 4. Peel Marina silt – Removal, storage and final deposit
- 5. Housing allocation criteria – Removal of emergency housing requirement
- 6. BBC Isle of Man operation – Discussions
- 7. Council of Ministers’ Single Legal Entity Sub-Committee – Report for debate in Tynwald
- 8. Castle Rushen visitors – Year of Our Island closing festivities
- 9. High net worth individuals – DfE definition
- 10. Home or Privately Educated Register – Ensuring GDPR compliance
- 11. Newly built domestic properties – Testing for air tightness
- 12. Street lighting – Progress of switching to LED
- 13. Smart metering – Progress of introduction
- 3. Planning Policy – Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- Correction to tribute to Jack Corrin CBE
- 4. Programme for Government – 2019/20 Report: Year 3 Amendments - Debate commenced
- 4. Programme for Government – 2019/20 Report: Year 3 Amendments - Debate concluded
- 5. Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee – Second Report for the Session 2018-10: Criminal Justice Strategy
- 6. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) (No. 3) Regulations 2019
- 7. Motor Vehicles (International Circulation) Act 1955 – Road Vehicles (International Circulation) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 8. Inquiries (Evidence) Act 2003 – Port St Mary Village Commissioners’ reduction of elected members
- 9. Local Government Act 1985 – Douglas (Alteration of Wards and Numbers of Members) Order 2019
- 10. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Retained Direct EU Legislation) (Customs) (No.2) Regulations 2019
- 11. Value Added Tax Act 1996 – Value Added Tax (Input Tax) (Specified Supplies) (Amendment) Order 2019
- Items 12-16 - Moved together
- Announcement of Royal Assent - Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction and Care of Churches Measure (IOM) 2019
- Tribute to Paul Dougherty, Seneschal
2019/04/0808 Apr 2019 Committee : Select Committee on Accommodation for Vulnerable Young People
- Christian Forbes, Managing Director of Fundamentum Property Limited
2019/04/0202 Apr 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- 1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 - Consideration of the Keys’ amendments
- 2. Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Third Reading
2019/04/0202 Apr 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- 1.1. Ballakermeen High School; St Ninian’s High School – Pupil numbers, past and predicted
- 1.2. Island donations to UK campaigns – Recording value; highlighting donations
- 1.3. Biosphere partners – Numbers; advancement of biosphere status
- 1.4. Manx representation at IFE 2019 – Success and effectiveness
- 1.5. Patient transfer services – Use of EasyJet and Steam Packet
- 1.6. Sheltered housing – Additional points for formal notice to quit
- 1.7. Death of a vulnerable adult – Serious case review requirement
- 1.8. School meals service – Fresh food source checked
- 1.9. Planning Committee – Public speaking scheme
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Council of Ministers (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Third Reading
- 3.2 Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Third Reading
2019/03/2626 Mar 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Second Reading
- Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Consideration of Clauses
- 2. Communications Bill 2018 – First Reading
- Procedural - Timely circulation of information
2019/03/2626 Mar 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- 1.1. Declarations of continuing entitlement to pensions – Number required to complete; number who have done so
- 1.2. AML/CFT (Specified Non-Profit Organisations) Framework – Statement on consultation
- 1.3. Emissions tests on vehicles – Constabulary’s equipment
- 1.4. Bus services in Ramsey and the north – Statement re changes
- 1.5. Emissions tests on vehicles – Vehicle Testing Centre’s equipment
- 1.6. Government living wage – Date by which all public sector workers will be paid
- 1.7. School Equality Statements – Guidance to schools
- 1.8. Ballakermeen High School; St Ninian’s High School – Pupil numbers, past and predicted
- 1.9. Home educated students – GCSE performance figures
- 1.10. Renewable energy projects in Isle of Man waters – Qualification for UK Contract for Difference scheme
- 1.11. Home educated students – Numbers expected to take GCSE examinations
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – Consideration of Council Amendments
- 4.1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Third Reading
- Procedural - Question 1.8 held over until next sitting
- 5.1. Council of Ministers (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Consideration of Clauses
- 5.2. Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Consideration of Clauses
2019/03/2222 Mar 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Mr Bill Henderson MLC
2019/03/2222 Mar 2019 Committee : Select Committee of Tynwald on Accommodation for Vulnerable Young People
- Mr Jim Taylor and Ms Carole Williams
2019/03/2020 Mar 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- 11. Sea Services Agreement – Finalising DOI agreement with Steam Packet Company
- 12. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Consequential Provisions) Regulations 2019
- 13. Safeguarding Act 2018 – Safeguarding Board (Qualifications and Procedures) (No. 2) Regulations 2019
- 14. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Enterprise)
- 15. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Patents)
- 16. Merchant Shipping (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1996 – Merchant Shipping (Fees) Regulations 2019
- 17. Merchant Shipping (Masters and Seamen) Act 1979 – Merchant Shipping (Seamen’s Documents)(Amendment) Order 2019
- 18. Airports and Civil Aviation Act 1987 – Civil Aviation (Aviation Security) (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 19. Airports and Civil Aviation Act 1987 – Civil Aviation Acts (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 20. Manx Museum and National Trust Act 1959 – Opening hours of Manx Museum
- 22. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Health and Social Care) Regulations 2019
- 21. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) (No. 2) Regulations 2019
- 23. Social Services Act 2011 – Adult Social Care Services (Charges) Regulations 2019
- 24. Harbours Act 2010 – Harbour (Dues and Charges) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 25. Harbours Act 2010 – Harbour (Miscellaneous Provisions) (Amendment) Bye-laws 2019
- 26. Harbours Act 2010 – Registration of Pleasure Craft (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 27. Licensing and Registration of Vehicles Act 1985 – Licensing and Registration of Vehicles (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 28-29. Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 – Public Sector Housing (Older Persons) (Allocation) Policy 2019; Public Sector Housing (General Needs) (Allocation) Policy 2019 – Debate commenced
- 28-29. Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 – Public Sector Housing (Older Persons) (Allocation) Policy 2019; Public Sector Housing (General Needs) (Allocation) Policy 2019 – Debate concluded
- 30. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Department of Infrastructure) Regulations 2019
- 31. Alcoholic Liquor Duties Act 1986 – Alcoholic Liquor Duties Act 1986 (Amendment) Order 2019
- 32-35 Financial Services Act 2008 – Regulated Activities
- 36. Credit Unions Act 1993 – Credit Unions Act 1993 (Loan Interest Rate) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 37. 38. 39. Collective Investment Scheme Act 2008; Designated Businesses (Registration and Oversight) Act 2015; Financial Services Act 2008
- 40. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Customs and Excise Acts (Soft Drinks Industry Levy) (Application) Order 2019
- 41. Customs and Excise Act 1993 – Customs and Excise Acts (Application) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 42. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 43. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Retained Direct EU Legislation) (Customs) Regulations 2019
- 44. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Retained Direct EU Legislation) (Sanctions) Regulations 2019
- 45. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Isle of Man Financial Services Authority) Regulations 2019
- 46. Social Security Act 2000 – Social Security Legislation (Contributions) (Application) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 47. Social Security Act 2000 – Social Security Legislation (Benefits) (Application) (No. 2) Order 2019
- 48. Social Security Act 2000 – Social Security Legislation (Benefits) (Application) (No. 3) Order 2019
- 49. Pension Schemes Act 1995 – Pension Schemes Legislation (Application) Order 2019
- 50. Social Security Act 2000 – TV Licence Payment (Amendment) Order 2019
- 51. Social Security Administration Act 1992 – Social Security (Reciprocal Agreement) (United Kingdom) (Amendment) Order 2019
- 52. Audit Act 2006 – Accounts and Audit (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 53. Income Tax Act 1970 – Income Tax (Common Reporting Standard) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 54. Income Tax Act 1970 – Income Tax (Social Security Benefits) Order 2019
- 55. Youth Parliament for the Isle of Man – Tynwald Management Committee to oversee establishment and operation – Amended motion carried
- Supplementary Order Paper 1. Standing Orders suspended to allow further business
- Supplementary Order Paper 3. Data Protection Act 2018 – Data Protection (Withdrawal from the EU) (U.K. and Gibraltar) Regulations 2019
2019/03/1919 Mar 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- Welcome to politics students from St Ninian's High School
- Papers laid before the Court
- 1. Private sector employers – Five largest in 2018
- 2. Government consultations – Whether declining numbers
- 3. Area Plan for the East – Date for public inquiry
- 4. Eastern Area Plan public inquiry – Revision of population projections and housing units
- 5. Prosecutions – Decisions on cases
- 6. Employers of new graduates – Five largest in 2018
- 7. Castle Rushen – Exterior lighting and cost
- 8. Modern foreign language lessons – Offering by primary schools
- 9. National Sports Centre café – Menu to promote healthy lifestyle
- 10. Meals in primary schools – Standards; healthy menus; use of Manx produce
- 11. Hospital appointments – Policy for patients who do not attend
- 12. Manx driving licences – Disqualification if over 10 years out of date
- 3. Climate Change Mitigation – Statement by the Minister for Environment, Food and Agriculture
- 4. Supplementary Vote – Department of Health and Social Care
- 5. Supplementary Vote – Department of Home Affairs
- 6. Regional Sewage Treatment Strategy – Phase 2
- 7. Currency Act 1992 – Issue of £115 million in Manx notes and coins
- 8. Public Sector Pensions – Legacy Funding Update: A Second Cabinet Office Report – Debate commenced
- 8. Public Sector Pensions – Legacy Funding Update: A Second Cabinet Office Report – Debate concluded
- 9. Home Generation Feed-In Tariffs, Electric Vehicles and Electric Heating for Buildings
- 10. Moving Towards Low Emission Travel – A Policy for Surface Transport and Electric Vehicles – Debate commenced
- Standing Orders suspended to complete Item 10
- 10. Moving Towards Low Emission Travel – A Policy for Surface Transport and Electric Vehicles – Debate concluded
2019/03/1818 Mar 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Representatives of Cruse Bereavement Care: Gillian Skinner, Young Persons Bereavement Specialist, and Joney Faragher, Children’s Bereavement Specialist.
- Julie Bibby of Government Staff Welfare.
- Dee Beldon of the Isle of Man Health & Care Association.
2019/03/1212 Mar 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. A Connected Commonwealth – Commonwealth Day Message from Her Majesty the Queen
- 2. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – Third Reading
- 3. Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 – First Reading
- 4. Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – First Reading
- Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Standing Orders suspended to take remaining stages
- Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Second Reading
- Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Consideration of clauses
- Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Third Reading
2019/03/1212 Mar 2019 House of Keys
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted [1]
- 1. A Connected Commonwealth – Commonwealth Day Message from Her Majesty the Queen
- Scoill yn Jubilee’s catchment area – Urgent Question re recent significant change
- 2.1. Gas exploration – Proceeds arising from grant of licence
- 2.2. Gambling supervision – Statement on consultation
- 2.3. Pension forecasts – Waiting time to receive
- 2.4. Electoral Register update – Reminder letters and responses
- 2.5. TT radio coverage for 2019 – Award of contract
- 3. Questions for Written Answer
- 4.1. Council of Ministers (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Second Reading
- 4.2. Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Second Reading
- 5. Private Member’s Bill – Leasehold premises and compulsory purchases – Leave to introduce
- 6.1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Consideration of clauses commenced
- Leave of absence granted [2]
- 6.1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Consideration of clauses concluded
- Leave granted to Mr Speaker for 14th May to attend BIPA
2019/03/1111 Mar 2019 Committee : Select Committee on Accommodation for Vulnerable Young People
- Hon Mr David Ashford MHK, Minister for Health and Social Care, Debbie Brayshaw, Director of Children and Families, and Deborah Reeve, Director of Public Estates and Housing
- Representatives of St Christopher’s Isle of Man: Anne Seed, Head of Operations, Richard Gilmour, Manager of the Aftercare Team, and Trevor Rudge, Personal Advisor
2019/03/1111 Mar 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Mrs Sheila Lowe, Executive Director, Cabinet Office and former Chief Financial Officer
2019/03/0808 Mar 2019 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Education, Sport and Culture Minister Hon Graham Cregeen MHK, and Chief Executive, Professor Ronald Barr
- Mr John Kermode of Pyschology.im
- Ms Gill Porter, Branch Director of the Isle of Man Samaritans
2019/03/0808 Mar 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Minister for Infrastructure, Hon Ray Harmer MHK, and Chief Executive of the Department, Mr Nick Black
2019/03/0707 Mar 2019 Committee : Select Committee on Accommodation for Vulnerable Young People
- Mr Andrew Grainger, Chief Executive of Autism Initiatives
2019/03/0707 Mar 2019 Committee : Economic Policy Review Committee
- Chief Minister, Hon Howard Quayle MHK, Minister for Policy & Reform, Hon Chris Thomas MHK and Chief Secretary, Mr Will Greenhow
2019/03/0505 Mar 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- Public beneficial ownership registers – Urgent Statement by the Chief Minister
- 1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – Second Reading
- Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – Consideration of Clauses
- Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Point of order under SO4.2
2019/03/0505 Mar 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- Public beneficial ownership registers – Urgent Statement by the Chief Minister
- 1.1. Isle of Man EU settlement scheme – Online delivery
- 1.2. No Deal Brexit – A guide for Isle of Man residents and businesses
- 1.3. Year 6 height and weight measurements – DESC collection of data
- 1.4. Education Support Officers’ Terms and Conditions – Consultation on changes
- 1.5. Lifeskills / PSE lessons – Compulsory areas of study
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1.-3.2 Council of Ministers (Amendment) Bill 2019; Town and Country Planning (Amendment) Bill 2019 – First Reading
- 4.1. Communications Bill 2018 – Third Reading
- 4.2. Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Third Reading
2019/03/0404 Mar 2019 Committee : Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee
- Mr Geoff Kermeen, Managing Director of Keystone Law Isle of Man
2019/02/2626 Feb 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – First Reading
2019/02/2626 Feb 2019 House of Keys
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Procedural – Leave of absence granted
- 1.1. Departments, Boards and Offices – External reviews in last five years
- 1.2. Chief Minister’s Gas Regulatory Review Committee – Report published on 18th February
- 1.3. Health and safety in schools – Responsibility
- 1.4. School day and school holidays – Review of patterns
- 1.5. Education Bill 2019 consultation – Impartiality towards home education
- 1.6. Conservatory roofs – Planning applications to change from glass to slate
- 1.7. Planning appeal fee – Increase from April 2019
- 1.8. Japanese Knotweed – Removal
- 1.9. DHSC Integrated Care Vision – Parts copied from Wigan Council document
- 1.10. Housing Strategy – Intention to bring before Tynwald
- 1.11. Santander Bank Plc – Statement on contract with IoM Post
- Standing Orders suspended to take Question 1.12.
- 1.12. Bottle return scheme – Evaluating benefits
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Second Reading
- 4.1. Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Third Reading
- 5.1. Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Consideration of Clauses
- 5.2. Communications Bill 2018 – Consideration of Clauses commenced
- 5.2. Communications Bill 2018 – Consideration of Clauses concluded
2019/02/2525 Feb 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Minister for Infrastructure Hon Ray Harmer MHK, Chief Executive of the Department of Infrastructure Mr Nick Black, and Director of Ports Ms Ann Reynolds
2019/02/2020 Feb 2019 Tynwald
- Sitting in full
- Happy birthday to Mr Hooper
- 25. Abortion Reform Act 2019 implementation – Establishment of Post Legislative Scrutiny Select Committee – Debate continued – Motion withdrawn with leave of the Court
- Q1. Preparations for a hard Brexit – Whether complete
- Q2. Auditor General – Establishment within Programme for Government
- Q3. Auditor General – Estimating cost to establish an office
- Q4. Isle of Man Government agency workers – Ensuring payment of living wage
- Q5. Safeguarding Act 2018 – Coming into force without subordinate regulations
- Q6. Airport Technology Gateway project – Statement
- Q7. Old Police Station, Castletown – Manx National Heritage plans
- Q8. Student grants and loans – Revisions to be brought to Tynwald
- Q9. Education Support Officers – Required qualifications
- Q10. Local charities and non-government organisations – DfE support in 2018
- Q11. Air quality – Progress with measuring
- Q12. Planning system – Consultation regarding removal of interested person status
- Q13. DHSC business cases – Final signatory
- Q14. Termination of pregnancies – When DHSC will have facilities available
- Q15. Abortion Reform Act 2019 – Appointed Day Order to be laid before Tynwald
- Q16. Pulrose sub-post office – Relocation or seeking of new sub-postmaster
- Q17. Planning system interested person status – Granting to MNH for registered buildings; extension to Manx Wildlife Trust for nature
- Q18. Manx fisheries industry – Further statement on implementation of EU discard regulations
- Questions for Written Answer
- House of Keys
2019/02/1919 Feb 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- Procedural – Corrections on Order Paper
- Procedural – Questions to be taken tomorrow morning
- Order Papers Nos. 1 & 2 – 1. Papers laid before the Court
- Bills for signature
- Order Paper No. 2 – 2. Budget for the year 2019-20 – ‘A Budget of Confidence’ – Debate commenced
- Order Paper No. 2 – 2. Budget for the year 2019-20 – Debate concluded – Motion carried
- Announcement of Royal Assent – Criminal Evidence Bill 2018; Payment of Members Expenses’ (Amendment) Bill 2018
- Order Paper No. 2 – 3. General Revenue and Capital Payments 2019-20 – Expenditure
- Order Paper No. 2 – 4. Investments and Reserves – Expenditure
- Order Paper No. 2 – 5. Income Tax Act 1970 – Personal allowances
- Order Paper No. 2 – 6. Income Tax Act 1970 – Income Tax (Resident Individuals) (Income Tax Cap) Order 2019
- Order Paper No. 2 – 7. Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 as that Act of the UK Parliament has effect in the Island – Social Security (Contributions) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- Order Paper No. 2 – 8. Social Security Administration Act 1992 as that Act of the UK Parliament has effect in the Island – Social Security Legislation (Contributions) (Amendment) Order 2019
- Order Paper No. 2 – 9. Social Security Act 2000 – Social Security Legislation (Contributions) (Miscellaneous Amendment) Order 2019
- 10-15. Social Security Benefits Uprating Order 2019 and Regulations 2019; Pension Supplement (Amendment) Order 2019; Pension (Top-Up) (Amendment) Order 2019; Social Security (Winter Bonus) (Amendment) Order 2019; Maternity and Funeral Expenses (General)
- Order Paper No. 2 – 16. Social Security Act 2000 – Social Security Legislation (Benefits) (Application) Order 2019
- 3. Locate Isle of Man Strategy 2018-2021 – Endorsement as part of Programme for Government
- 4. Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee – First Report 2018-19: Ministerial Responsibility for Justice
- 5. Political appointments – Statutory Boards and Bodies
- 6. Public appointments – Road Transport Licensing Committee – Mr Colin N Kniveton appointed
- 7. Public appointments – Manx Utilities Authority – Mr William Mummery appointed
- 8. Tynwald Commissioner for Administration selection – Ms Angela Main Thompson OBE appointed
- 9. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Cabinet Office) Regulations 2019
- 10. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Communications Commission) Regulations 2019
- 11. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Isle of Man Post Office) Regulations 2019
- 12. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Retained Direct EU Legislation) (DEFA and OFT) Regulations 2019
- 13. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (DEFA) Regulations 2019
- 14. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (OFT) Regulations 2019
- 15. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Road Traffic Act 1985) Regulations 2019
- 16. European Union and Trade Act 2019 – European Union and Trade Act 2019 (Deficiencies) (Treasury) Regulations 2019
- 17. Financial Provisions and Currency Act 2011 – Business Support (Revocation) Scheme 2019
- 18. Building Control Act 1991 – Building Control (Fees) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 19. Road Traffic Act 1985 – Motor Vehicles (Wearing of Seat Belts) (Amendment) Regulations 2019
- 20. Value Added Tax Act 1996 – Value Added Tax (Supplies of Electronic Telecommunication and Broadcasting Services) Order 2018
- 21. Income Tax Act 1970 – Income Tax (Periodical Payments) (Temporary Taxation) Order 2019
- 22. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 – European Union (Eritrea Sanctions) (Revocation) Order 2018
- 23. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 – European Union (Somalia Sanctions) (Application) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2018
- 24. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 – European Union (Libya Sanctions) (Application) (Amendment) Order 2018
- 25. Abortion Reform Act 2019 implementation – Establishment of Post Legislative Scrutiny Select Committee – Debate commenced
- Suspension of Standing Orders to complete Item 25 - Motion lost
2019/02/1313 Feb 2019 Committee : Public Accounts Committee
- Dr Malcolm Couch, Chief Executive Officer, and Mrs Michaela Morris, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Department of Health and Social Care
2019/02/1212 Feb 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence granted
- 1.1. Promenade redevelopment – Passing places for horse trams
- 1.2. Women’s pension rights – Those born between April 1950 and December 1953
- 1.3. Women’s pension rights – Planning adjustments for those born in the 1950s
- 1.4. State pension entitlements – Information available
- 1.5. Mobile phones in schools – Impact of restricting use
- 1.6. Department of Education, Sports and Culture – External validation
- 1.7. Children excluded from schools – Tuition and learning resources provided
- 1.8. Allergen labelling law – DEFA plans
- 1.9. Public Service Pension Schemes – Number of active members
- 1.10. Election Day – Plans to make a national holiday
- 1.11. £5 coin for Year of Our Island 2018 – Reasons not issued
- 1.12. Children with educational needs – To be answered in writing
- 2. Written Answers
- 3.1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Bill for First Reading
- 3.2. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 – Suspension of Standing Orders to permit Second Reading
- Procedural – Bills on the Order Paper
- 4.1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – Bill for Third Reading
- 5.1. Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Consideration of Clauses
2019/02/0707 Feb 2019 Committee : Economic Policy Review Committee
- Ms Lillian Boyle, Chair, and Ms Karen Badgerow, Chief Executive Officer, Isle of Man Financial Services Authority
2019/02/0505 Feb 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Procurement process – Weighting for Manx companies
- 1.2. Persons contractually required to retire at 65 – Support where unable to claim pension until 66
- 1.3. Procurement process – Weighting criteria for local supplies
- 1.4. Capacity legislation – Introduction into the Branches
- 1.5. Speed limits – Consulting local communities
- 1.6. Car parking – Publication of detailed study for Douglas
- 1.7. Promenade redevelopment – Question deferred
- 1.8. Civil Service entry requirements – Supporting evidence for reduction
- 1.9. Year of Our Island – Plans for legacy projects and remaining funds
- 1.10. Car parking – Temporary provision during Promenade construction
- 1.11. Sale of Flybe – Statement by Minister for Infrastructure
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 – Second Reading
- 4.1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – Consideration of Clauses
2019/01/3030 Jan 2019 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Captain Stephen Carter, Laxey Towing Company Ltd
- Mr Robin Bromley-Martin, Ramsey Marina Ltd
2019/01/2929 Jan 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 - Clauses stage
- Suspension of Standing Orders to take Third Reading of Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018
- Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 - Third Reading
- Procedural
2019/01/2929 Jan 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Isle of Man EU Settlement Scheme - Laying before Tynwald; opening date for registration
- 1.2. Ramsey bus and tram stations – Update re improvements
- 1.3. Secondary school students – Key initiatives to assist in achieving full potential
- 1.4. Primary school students – Key initiatives to assist in achieving full potential
- 1.5. Plan to help sick people return to work - Statement by Treasury Minister
- 1.6. Physiotherapy services at Ramsey and District Cottage Hospital - Statement by Minister for Health and Social Care
- 1.7. Drink- and drug-driving - Numbers stopped over Christmas period and in 2018
- 1.8. Drones - Measures to prevent disruption at Ronaldsway Airport
- 1.9. Revision of Electoral Register - Statement by Minister for Policy and Reform
- Motion to suspend Standing Orders to finish Questions
- 1.10. Christmas pantomime - Award of contract
- 1.11. Education Bill - Date for introduction into the Branches
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1 Highways (Amendment) Bill 2019 - First Reading
- 4.1 Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 - Second Reading
2019/01/2222 Jan 2019 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill - Second Reading; Clauses stage deferred
2019/01/2222 Jan 2019 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Chief Minister's priorities for delivery - Before next General Election
- Questions 2 and 3 postponed
- 1.4. Brexit - Support for new and existing Island exporters
- Questions 5 and 6 deferred to next sitting
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1 Income Tax Legislation (Amendment) Bill 2019 - First Reading
- 4.1 Dormant Assets Bill 2018 - Second Reading
- Procedural - Questions 2 and 3 deferred to next sitting
2019/01/2121 Jan 2019 Committee : Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee
- Minister for Home Affairs Hon Bill Malarkey MHK, interim Chief Executive Mr Dan Davies, and Deputy Chief Executive Mr Julian Lalor-Smith
2019/01/1515 Jan 2019 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Congratulations to Mrs Maska MLC and Miss Bettison MHK
- 1. Papers laid
- Bills for signature - Abortion Reform Bill 2018, European Union and Trade Bill 2018, Marriage Measure (Isle of Man) 2019
- Q1. Cycle to Work Scheme – Amount allocated by Government
- Q2. Cycle to Work Scheme – Usage and ownership of bicycles
- Q3. Employed Person’s Allowance – Numbers of claimants
- Q4. Single-use plastics – Advice in schools
- Q5. Free school meals – Initiatives to review support to schools
- Questions 6, 9, 17 and 18 deferred
- Q7. Manx produce – Local retailers and restaurants
- Q8. UNESCO Biosphere status – Feedback received from recent visitors to Island
- Q10. Mental health crisis team – Refusal to attend Police Headquarters
- Q11. Speech and language therapy - Implementation of reduction of service
- Q12. Vulnerable people in custody - Policies and procedures
- Q13. Pepper spray - Use on vulnerable persons
- Q14. Lone parents with children under 12 - Number claiming Income Support and Jobseeker's Allowance
- Q15. Employed Person's Allowance - Definition of severely disabled child
- Q16. 12-sided £1 coin - Response to UK Treasury's offer
- Q19. Speech and language therapy - Impact of reduction of service
- Q20. Income Tax - Policy on fairness and transparency
- Q21. Employed Person's Allowance - Data on reasons for not working additional hours
- Q22. Employed Person's Allowance - Data on reasons why single parents do not work more than 16 hours a week
- Q23. Employed Person's Allowance - Data on flexible work opportunities
- Q24. Employed Person's Allowance - Timing of publication of consultation
- Announcement of Royal Assent - Abortion Reform Act 2019, European Union and Trade Act 2019, Mariage Measure (Isle of Man) 2019
- 3. Public Defender Scheme Project - Statement
- 4. Independent Review of the Isle of Man Health and Social Care System Progress - Statement
- 5. Road Safety Strategy - Debate commenced
- 5. Road Safety Strategy - Debate concluded
- 6. Social Affairs Policy Review Committee - Mental Health
- 7. Ecclesiastical Committee of Tynwald - Draft Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction and Care of Churches Measure (Isle of Man)
- 8. Select Committee on Public Service Media (Combined vote)
- 9. Non-Executive Directors of the Isle of Man Steam Packet Group Limited
- 10. Data Protection Act 2018 - GDPR and LED Implementing Regulations (Amendment) Regulations 2018
- 11. Government Departments Act 1987 - Transfer of Functions (Safeguarding) Order 2018
- Procedural
- Item 12 not moved
- 13. Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 2001 - Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 2001 (Exceptions) Order 2018
- 14. Beneficial Ownership Act 2017 - Beneficial Ownership (Civil Penalties) Regulations 2018
- Items 15 and 16 not moved
2019/01/1010 Jan 2019 Committee : Select Committee of Tynwald on Whistleblowing
- Mr Will Greenhow – Chief Secretary, Isle of Man Government
- Mr Jon Callister – Executive Director HR, Cabinet Office, Isle of Man Government
- Mrs Julie Bradley - Industrial Relations Officer, Manx Industrial Relations Service
2018/12/1818 Dec 2018 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Decline in tourist figures - Contingency plans
- 1.2. Fairy houses - Procurement process; total cost
- 1.3. Swearing-in of next Lieutenant Governor - Progress made with Castle Rushen
- 1.4. New school in Castletown - Progress made
- 1.5. Colonoscopy report commissioned in May 2017 - Date of publication
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 - First Reading
- Request for leave from Mr Speaker; Christmas greetings
2018/12/1717 Dec 2018 Committee : Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee
- First Deemster and Clerk of the Rolls Andrew Corlett, Deemster Alastair Montgomerie, Deputy High Bailiff Jayne Hughes, and Chief Registrar Stuart Quayle
2018/12/1111 Dec 2018 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Welcome back to Mr Malarkey
- 1. Papers Laid
- Question of Urgent Public Importance - Postal strike - Contigency plans
- Q1. Cannabis-based products – Changes in Regulations applicable to the Isle of Man
- Q2. Bullying – Plans to update advice
- Q3. Religious Education – Consideration of Commission’s conclusions
- Q4. Net biodiversity gain – Assessment prior to housing or commercial development
- Q5. Fast food outlets – Further provision on Peel Road, Douglas
- Q6. Fast food outlets – Action to reduce litter
- Q7. Renewal of prescription exemption certificates - Possibility of using online services portal
- Q8. Citizens' arrests - Permissibility
- Q9. Medicinal cannabis; decriminalisation - Planned review of evidence
- Q10. Old Police Station, Castletown - Transfer of ownership
- Q11. Integrated bus and rail strategy - Plans for publication
- Q12. Fast food outlets - Action to reduce traffic congestion on Peel Road, Douglas
- Q13. Speed limits - Plans to empower local authorities
- Q14. Decade of being a Fairtrade Island - Plans for celebration
- Q15. General framework for housing policy - Plans to update and lay before Tynwald
- 3. Isle of Man Post Office - Debate commenced
- 3. Isle of Man Post Office - Debateconcluded
- 4. Select Committee on Public Service Media: Suspension of Standing Orders
- 5. Select Committee on Public Service Media - Debate commenced
- 5. Select Committee on Public Service Media - Debate concluded
- 6. Tribunals Act 2006 - Appointment
- 7. Equality Act 2017 - Equality Act 2017 (Remedies) Order 2018
- 8. Financial Provisions and Currency Act 2011 - Enterprise Development Scheme 2018
- 9. Civil Aviation Act 1982 - Civil Aviation (Charges) Scheme 2019
- 10. Airports and Civil Aviation Act 1987 - Aviation Security (Application) Order 2018
- 11. Road Races Act 2016 - Road Races (Relevant Photographic Identification) Order 2018
- 12. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 - European Union (Chemical Weapons Sanctions) Order 2018
- 13. Customs and Excise Management Act 1986 - Excise Duties Order 2018
- 14. Customs and Excise Act 1993 - Customs and Excise Acts (Application) (Amendment) (No. 4) Order
- 15. Income Tax Act 1970 - Income Tax (Substance Requirements) Order 2018
2018/12/1111 Dec 2018 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - Consideration of Keys' Amendments
2018/12/0707 Dec 2018 Committee : Social Affairs Policy Review Committee
- Home Affairs Minister Hon Bill Malarkey MHK, Interim Chief Executive Dan Davies, Chief Constable Gary Roberts, and Chief Fire Officer Kevin Groom
- Mr Courtenay Heading
2018/12/0606 Dec 2018 Committee : Select Committee of Tynwald on Poverty
- Ross Stephens, Director – Social Policy, and Victoria McLauchlan, Deputy Director - Operations, Social Security Division, Treasury
2018/12/0404 Dec 2018 Legislative Council
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1. European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - Second Reading and Clauses stage
- Motion to suspend Standing Orders to take Third Reading
- European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - Third Reading
- 2. Charities Registration and Regulation Bill 2018 - First Reading
2018/12/0404 Dec 2018 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Government reserves - Performance updates
- 1.2. TV licence payments for over 70s - Plans for public consultation
- 1.2. Manx National Heritage sites - Sunday opening
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1. Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - Third Reading
2018/12/0303 Dec 2018 Committee : Select Committee of Tynwald on Poverty
- Michael Manning (Graih); Neal Mellon (IOM Foodbank); Lieutenant Dylan Nieuwoudt and Derek Norton (Salvation Army)
2018/12/0303 Dec 2018 Committee : Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee
- Chief Constable Gary Roberts
2018/11/2828 Nov 2018 Committee : Public Accounts Committee
- Dr Malcolm Couch, Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Health and Social Care, and Mr Mike Quinn, Director of Hospital Services
2018/11/2727 Nov 2018 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Payment of Members’ Expenses (Amendment) Bill 2018 - Clauses stage
- 2. European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - First Reading
- Leave of absence
2018/11/2727 Nov 2018 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Financial Ombudsman – Extension of remit to include business accounts
- 1.2. Personal injury discount rate provisions – Legislation update
- 1.3. Financial Services Authority – Business banking accounts
- 1.4. Isle of Man Steam Packet Company – Shareholder agreement and operational
- 1.5. Flu vaccine – Teaching and support staff
- 1.6. Secondary school mathematics – Plans to change examinations board
- 1.7. Low priority planning breaches - Enforcement
- 1.8. Registration and inspections - Meeting of standards; 1.9. Community Care - Compliance with Regulation of Care Act
- 1.10. Respite care - Availability for those who do not require nursing care [Please note there is a short gap in this recording]
- 1.11. Discount rate for personal injuries - Statement
- 1.12. Health and Social Care waiting times - Plans for improvement
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1 Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - Consideration of Clauses
2018/11/2121 Nov 2018 Tynwald
- Sitting in full
- Procedural
- Attorney General - Personal Statement
- 8. Public Services Commission Act 2015 - Public Services Commission (Classes of Employees) (Amendment) Order 2018
- 9. Social Security Act 2000 - Pensions Act 2014 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2018
- 10. Pension Schemes Act 1995 - Pension Schemes Legislation (Application) Order 2018
- 11. Pension Schemes Act 1995 - Pension Schemes Act 1993 (Application) (Amendment) Order 2018
- 12. Pension Schemes Act 1995 - Pension Schemes Legislation (Application) (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2018
- 13. Social Security Act 2000 - Social Security Legislation (Benefits) (Application) (No. 2) Order 2018
- 14. Equality Act 2017 - Equality Act 2017 (Sex Equality Rule) (Exceptions) Regulations 2018
- 15. Social Security Administration Act 1992 - Budgeting Loans (Recovery by Deductions from Benefits) (Amendment) Regulations 2018; 16. Summary Jurisdiction Act 1989 - Fines Etc. (Application for Benefit Deductions) (Amendment) Regulations 2018
- 17. Social Security Act 2000 - Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 (Application) (Amendment) (No.2) Order 2018
- 18. Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992 - Child Benefit (Rates) (Amendment) Regulations 2018
- 19. Accommodation for Vulnerable Young People
- 20. Syrian Refugees
2018/11/2020 Nov 2018 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1. Papers laid
- Q1. Children's Services Partnership - Plans for replacement; impact on provision of services for children (Cabinet Office)
- Q2. Double Taxation Agreement - Number of times Article 26 has been utilised
- Q3. Music and Dancing Act 1961 - Exemptions
- Q4. Procurement - Number of fixed-term contracts
- Q5. Children's Services Partnership - Plans for replacement; impact on provision of services for children (DESC)
- Q6. Peripatetic language teaching - Plans for reintroduction
- Q7. Converted to Written Answer
- Q8. Plastic carrier bags - Money raised from sale
- Q9. Non-indigenous species - Policy
- Q10. Air quality - Plans for monitoring and reporting
- Q11. Noble's Hospital - Areas considered unsafe by English standards
- Q12. Children's Services Partnership - Plans for replacement; impact on provision of services for children (DHSC)
- Q13. Road safety strategy - Progress made
- Q14. Children's Services Partnership - Plans for replacement; impact on provision of services for children (DHA)
- Supplementary Order Paper No. 1 - Suspension of Standing Orders
- Supplementary Order Paper No. 1 - 2. Draft Agreement on the Withdrawal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland from the European Union
- 3. 2006 Bathing Water Quality Directive
- Procedural - Use of Ministerial Statements
- 4. Heritage Rail – Horse Tramway Depot - Debate commenced
- 4. Heritage Rail – Horse Tramway Depot - Debate concluded
- 5. Programme for Government 2018
- 6. Chief Constable’s Annual Report 2017-2018
- 7. Select Committee on the Development of Unoccupied Urban Sites
2018/11/1919 Nov 2018 Committee : Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee
- Jane Gray, President of the Law Society, with Kathryn Clough, Peter Clucas, Terence McDonald, Tim Swift, and Vicki Unsworth, Law Society Council Members
2018/11/1616 Nov 2018 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Mr Tim Davies, Director at Royal HaskoningDHV
- Mr Lars Ugland, Chairman of Guardian Navigation Inc
- Capt. Kuba Szymanski, Secretary General of InterManager
- Capt. David Greenhalgh and Capt. Simon Pressly
2018/11/1313 Nov 2018 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Payment of Members' Expenses (Amendment) Bill 2018 - First Reading
- Payment of Members' Expenses (Amendment) Bill 2018 - Second Reading
- Suspension of Standing Orders
2018/11/1313 Nov 2018 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- Urgent Question
- 1.1. Tribunal, court or appeal action in the UK - Government involvement since 2016
- 1.2. Chief Secretary - Communication with any tribunal, court or legal body in the UK
- 1.3. Relationship between Chief Secretary and Home Office - Changes since 1998
- 1.4. Changes affecting retirement pension - Awareness-raising campaign
- 1.5. Changes affecting retirement pension - Change of return date; helpline
- 1.6. Changes affecting retirement pension - Commitment to write to all pensioners
- 1.7. Department for Education, Sports and Culture - Consideration given to centralising services to UCM
- 1.8. Alleged planning breaches - Time taken to respond and conduct intial site visit
- 1.9. Answered in writing
- 1.10. Changes affecting retirement pension - Customer counters
- 1.11. Steam Packet Company - Rise in fuel costs; valuation
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3. Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - Second Reading
- 4. European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - Third Reading
2018/11/0909 Nov 2018 Committee : Environment and Infrastructure Policy Review Committee
- Minister for Enterprise Hon Laurence Skelly MHK and Chief Executive of the Department for Enterprise Mr Mark Lewin
2018/11/0606 Nov 2018 Legislative Council
- Leave of absence
- 1. Abortion Reform Bill 2018 - Consideration of Keys' Amendments
2018/11/0606 Nov 2018 House of Keys
- Morning sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Brexit - Mitigation of adverse effects
- 1.2. Brexit - Independent representation for Isle of Man
- 1.3. World Kindness Day - Action to encourage on-Island support
- 1.4. Sugar tax - Plans to introduce; revenue raised and spending
- 1.5. EU plastic ban and recycling initiative - Plans for implementation
- 1.6. Public sector housing rent - Ability of tenants to pay
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3. Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - First Reading
- 4. Motion - Amendment of Standing Orders
- 5. Communications Bill 2018 - Second Reading
- 6.1. Payment of Members' Expenses Bill 2018 - Consideration of Clauses
- 6.2. European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - Consideration of Clauses - Debate commenced
2018/10/3030 Oct 2018 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - Third Reading
2018/10/3030 Oct 2018 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1., 1.2. Chief Secretary - Powers, functions, responsibilities; Process for appointment
- Procedural
- 1.3. Chief Secretary - Communication with UK Tribunals since September 2016
- 1.4. Dormant accounts - Amount held; termination of banking licence
- 1.5. Manx National Heritage sites - Review of security
- 1.6. Alternatives to plastics - Statement on progress
- Procedural
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3. Abortion Reform Bill 2018 - Consideration of Council Amendments [Please note that a short section of this recording is missing]
2018/10/2323 Oct 2018 Legislative Council
- Sitting in full
- 1. Criminal Evidence Bill 2018 - Second Reading and Clauses stage
- 2. Motion for leave to introduce - Expiry provisions in secondary legislation
2018/10/2323 Oct 2018 House of Keys
- Sitting in full
- Leave of absence
- 1.1. Referral to treatment target of 18 weeks - Consideration given to adoption
- 1.2. Shared housing waiting lists - Participation of local authorities
- 1.3. Land Registry - Timetable for registering Government-owned land
- 2. Questions for Written Answer
- 3.1 European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - First Reading
- Suspension of Standing Orders
- European Union and Trade Bill 2018 - Second Reading
- 4.1 Payment of Members' Expenses (Amendment) Bill 2018 - Second Reading
- 5. Leave to Introduce - Private Member's Bill to amend the grounds for divorce
2018/10/2222 Oct 2018 Committee : Select Committee of Tynwald on Whistleblowing
- Mr Steven Hind – Director Audit Advisory Division, Isle of Man Government
- Ms Karen Badgerow, Chief Executive Officer and Mr David Hodgson, Operations Director; Isle of Man Financial Services Authority
- Dr Malcolm Couch, Chief Executive Officer and Mr David Catlow, Finance Director; Department of Health and Social Care
2018/10/1616 Oct 2018 Tynwald
- Morning sitting in full
- Evening sitting in full
- Afternoon sitting in full
- Welcome; Leave of Absence granted
- 1. Papers laid
- Question of Urgent Public Importance – Private Patient Unit – Statement on recent closure and resignation of consultants
- Q1. Chief Secretary's role as channel of communications with UK Government - Authorisation
- Q2. Increase in pension age - Publicity undertaken by the Treasury
- Q3. Housing allowances - Number given, total amount paid on 31st May 2018
- Q4. Abolition of Class 2 National Insurance - Statement
- Q5. Motoring offences - Number of prosecutions in last 5 years; number found not guilty
- Q6. Sparks Impact fund - Number of mezzanine payments made to date
- Q7. Looked-after children - Monitoring of educational attainment
- Q8. Off-Island students - Policy on offering specialist courses
- Q9. School sports hall hire - Increase in cost; consultation of stakeholders
- Q10. Invasive plant species - Timetable for review
- Q11. Retrospective planning applications - Fees
- Q12. Deceased persons' social services records - Access for next of kin
- Q13. Children's Centre - Relationship with the Department of Health and Social Care
- Q14. Fostering services - Plans to improve provision
- Q15. TT access road - Timetable for improvements
- Q16. Airport transfer service - Sale of spare seats
- Q17. Isle of Man Steam Packet - User agreement public consultation
- Q18. Year of Our Island - Funding for beach wheelchairs
- Q19. Use of social media and electronic communications - Policy for political Members of Departments
- Q20. Strategic Plan - Review of number of new build housing units
- Q21. Isle of Man Post Office job evaluations - Engagement of Korn Ferry hay Group
- Q22. Isle of Man Post Office five year strategy - Elements underway
- Q23. Parental responsibility cases - Amount spent on legal aid
- Q24. Adrenaline auto injectors - Steps taken to ensure adequate supply
- Q25. Car park provision - Progress made with improvements
- Reporting on the Order Paper - Remarks from Mr President
- 3. State of the Nation Address - Statement by the Chief Minister
- 3. State of the Nation Address - Statement by the Chief Minister - Concluded
- 4. Living Wage - Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- 5. Rates Modernisation - Statement by the Minister for Policy and Reform
- 6. Isle of Man Steam Packet Company - Statement by the Treasury Minister
- 7. Manx Utilities Authority Pricing Strategy
- 8. National Telecommunications Strategy - Debate commenced
- 8. National Telecommunications Strategy - Debate concluded
- 9. Ecclesiastical Committee of Tynwald - First Report for the Session 2018-2019 – Draft Marriage Measure (Isle of Man)
- 10. Public Sector Pensions Act 2011 - Teachers’ Superannuation (Amendment) Scheme 2018
- 11. Financial Provisions and Currency Act 2011; Interpretation Act 2015 - Agricultural Drought Relief Scheme 2018
- 12. Prisons (Interference with Wireless Telegraphy) Act 2012 (of the UK Parliament) - Order in Council
- 13. Inquiries (Evidence) Act 2003 - Douglas Borough Council
- 14. Customs and Excise Act 1993 - Customs and Excise Acts (Export (Penalty) (Amendment) Regulations
- 15. Customs and Excise Act 1993 - Export Control (Burma Sanctions) (No. 2) Order 2018 (Application) Order 2018
- 16. Customs and Excise Act 1993 - Export Control (Amendment) (No. 2) Order 2018 (Application) Order 2018
- 17. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 - European Union (Iraq Sanctions) Order 2018
- 18. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 - European Union (Lebanon Sanctions) Order 2018
- 19. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 - European Union (Maldives Sanctions) Order
- 20. European Communities (Isle of Man) Act 1973 - European Union (South Sudan Sanctions) (Amendment) Order 2018
- 21. Income Tax Act 1970 - Taxes (United Kingdom) (Double Taxation) Order 2018
- 22. Public Accounts Committee (Inquiry into the Media Development Fund) - Election of alternate Members
- 23. World War I Commemoration
- Supplementary Order Paper No. 1 - 1. Suspension of Standing Orders
- Supplementary Order Paper No. 1 - 2. Papers laid
- Supplementary Order Paper No. 1 - 3. Housing (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1976 - Public Sector Housing (Allocation) (No.2) Policy 2018
2018/10/1515 Oct 2018 Committee : Constitutional and Legal Affairs and Justice Committee
- Jane O'Rourke

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