The February sitting of Tynwald will resume later this morning.
During a busy schedule yesterday Treasury Minister, Alf Cannan MHK, announced the 2019 budget which was unanimously approved by the House of Keys and Members of Legislative Council.
Questions from members will be considered in todays session - there are 18 for oral answer and 20 for written reply in total.
The court will re-commence from 10.30am.
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