The House of Keys will sit at 10am with an order paper dominated by questions on minimum wage policy, school closures and winter disruption.
The Treasury Minister Dr Alex Allinson will face scrutiny over the planned 9.9% minimum wage increase, with questions on whether impact assessments will be published covering employment, youth jobs and taxpayer funded support schemes.
Further questions seek clarity on the total cost of business support linked to the rise and how it will be funded.
Under The Spotlight
Daphne Caine, Minister for Education, Sport and Culture Minister will answer multiple questions on the closure of schools on January 5 following adverse weather.
MHKs are asking about the decision-making process, why announcements were delayed, what policies govern school closures and whether a formal statement will be made.
Other education questions include Christmas carol restrictions in schools and upcoming changes to student awards regulations.
Justice and Home Affairs Minister Jane Poole Wilson will be questioned on interpreter use and costs in police investigations, while the Infrastructure Minister Dr Michelle Haywood will address road closures caused by fallen trees and challenges faced by highways and the airport in reopening after winter disruption.
Legislative business includes second readings of the Foundations (Amendment) Bill and the Justice and Home Affairs Reform Bill, a third reading of the Public Records (Amendment) Bill, and further stages of gambling and local government legislation.
Statements are also expected on offshore wind leasing and constitutional reform.
