TYNWALD COMMITTEE CONSTITUTIONAL & LEGAL AFFAIRS & JUSTICE 4th MARCH 2019

• Mr Geoff Kermeen, Managing Director of Keystone Law Isle of Man

HOUSE OF KEYS 5th MARCH 2019

• 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

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 5th MARCH 2019

• 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

TYNWALD ECONOMIC POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 7th MARCH 2019

• Chief Minister, Hon Howard Quayle MHK, Minister for Policy & Reform, Hon Chris Thomas MHK and Chief Secretary, Mr Will Greenhow

TYNWALD SELECT COMMITTEE ON ACCOMMODATION FOR VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE 7th MARCH 2019

• Mr Andrew Grainger, Chief Executive of Autism Initiatives

TYNWALD ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 8th MARCH 2019

• Minister for Infrastructure, Hon Ray Harmer MHK, and Chief Executive of the Department, Mr Nick Black

TYNWALD SOCIAL AFFAIRS POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 8th MARCH 2019

• 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

TYNWALD ENVIRONMENT & INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 11th MARCH 2019

• Mrs Sheila Lowe, Executive Director, Cabinet Office and former Chief Financial Officer

TYNWALD SELECT COMMITTEE ON ACCOMMODATION FOR VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE 11th MARCH 2019

• 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

HOUSE OF KEYS 12th MARCH 2019

• 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

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 12th MARCH 2019

• 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

TYNWALD SOCIAL AFFAIRS POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 18th MARCH 2019

• 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.

TYNWALD COURT 19th MARCH 2019

• Morning 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 – Reason for 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. 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

TYNWALD COURT 20th MARCH 2019

• 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

TYNWALD SELECT COMMITTEE OF TYNWALD ON ACCOMMODATION FOR VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE 22nd MARCH 2019

• Mr Jim Taylor and Ms Carole Williams

TYNWALD SOCIAL AFFAIRS POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 22nd MARCH 2019

• Mr Bill Henderson MLC

HOUSE OF KEYS 26th MARCH 2019

• 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

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 26th MARCH 2019

• 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