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Gentlemen

1. Charles III, Lord of Mann
2. Members of the British royal family when visiting the Island:
   1. The Prince of Wales
   2. The Duke of Sussex
   3. Prince George of Wales
   4. Prince Louis of Wales
   5. Prince Archie of Sussex
   6. The Duke of York
   7. The Duke of Edinburgh
   8. Earl of Wessex
   9. The Duke of Gloucester
   10. The Duke of Kent
   11. Prince Michael of Kent
3. Lieutenant Governor
4. Deputy Governor, First Deemster and Clerk of the Rolls
5. President of Tynwald
6. Chief Minister
7. Second Deemster
8. Lord Bishop of Sodor and Man
9. Speaker of the House of Keys
10. The Government Ministers
    1. Minister of the Treasury
    2. Minister of Home Affairs
    3. Minister of Health and Social Security
    4. Minister of Education
    5. Minister of Trade and Industry
    6. Minister of Tourism and Leisure
    7. Minister of Transport
    8. Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
    9. Minister of Local Government and the Environment
11. HM Attorney General
12. Members of the Legislative Council
13. Members of the House of Keys
14. Deputy Deemster
15. Nobility, et al. (as the Order of precedence in England and Wales)
16. Knights, Privy Counsellors, Judges, Baronets et al. (as the Order of precedence in England and Wales)
17. Eldest Sons of Various Grades (as the Order of precedence in England and Wales)
18. Members of Orders (as the Order of precedence in England and Wales)
19. Younger Sons of Various Grades (as the Order of precedence in England and Wales)
20. Lesser Titles (as the Order of precedence in England and Wales)

Secondary Precedence

1. The High Bailiff
2. Captains of the Parishes
3. The Chief Constable
4. The Chief Secretary
5. The Chief Registrar
6. The Mayor of Douglas
7. Chairmen of the Town and Village Commissioners
8. The Archdeacon of Sodor and Man
9. The Vicar General
10. The Deputy Chief Constable
11. The Deputy High Bailiff
12. Coroner of Glenfaba and Michael
13. Coroner of Ayre and Garff
14. Coroner of Middle
15. Coroner of Rushen

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