HOUSE OF KEYS 12th FEBRUARY 2019

• 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

TYNWALD COURT PUBLIC ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE 13th FEBRUARY 2019

• Dr Malcolm Couch, Chief Executive Officer, and Mrs Michaela Morris, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Department of Health and Social Care

TYNWALD COURT 19th FEBRUARY 2019

• 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

TYNWALD COURT 20th FEBRUARY 2019

• 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

TYNWALD ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 25th FEBRUARY 2019

• Minister for Infrastructure Hon Ray Harmer MHK, Chief Executive of the Department of Infrastructure Mr Nick Black, and Director of Ports Ms Ann Reynolds

HOUSE OF KEYS 26th FEBRUARY 2019

• 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

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 26th FEBRUARY 2019

• Sitting in full
• 1. Dormant Assets Bill 2018 – First Reading

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