HOUSE OF KEYS 7th MAY 2019

• 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

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 7th MAY 2019

• 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

TYNWALD ECONOMIC POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 9th MAY 2019

• Treasury Minister, Hon. Alfred Cannan MHK, and Chief Financial Officer, Caldric Randall

TYNWALD ENVIRONMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 10th MAY 2019

• 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

HOUSE OF KEYS 14th MAY 2019

• 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

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL 14th MAY 2019

• 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

TYNWALD ENVIRONMENT AND INFRASTRUCTURE POLICY REVIEW COMMITTEE 15th MAY 2019

• Mr Ray Teare (Chairman), Mr John Faragher, Mr Roy Lightfoot, Mr Ian Maule, and Mr Barry Murphy, Manx Taxi Federation

TYNWALD COURT 21st MAY 2019

• 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

TYNWALD COURT 22nd MAY 2019

• 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