John McGuinness

I acknowledge Deputy Malcolm Byrne and his group in the Public Gallery. It is the second time I have seen him there this evening. I hope they are enjoying their venture into Leinster House and I hope their visit goes well.

I should have mentioned a group that is representative of the British-Irish Chamber of Commerce. I call Deputy Tóibín.

I thank the Minister of State.

Deputy Butterly, did you wish to come in on this?

The Deputy is allowed to ask the question.

It is wonderful to have that clarified and those in the constituencies are working together.

Thank you, Minister.

I ask the Deputy to conclude.

I call the Minister.

Please conclude Deputy Doherty.

Deputy Doherty, please conclude.

Allow the Minister to answer.

Under Standing Order 38A, I call on Deputy Timmins.

We will continue on. I call Deputy Duncan Smith.

You should conclude, Deputy.

Thank you, Deputy Hearne.

I have asked you to conclude, Deputy Hearne.

Deputy Hearne, you should conclude, please.

Can we have some order, please, Deputies?

If the Minister resumes his seat, we will just move on. Do the Deputies want to listen to the reply?

I call Deputy Coppinger.

I did.

Do not be shy.

Is the Bill opposed?

Since this is a Private Members' Bill, Second Stage must, under Standing Orders, be taken in Private Members' time.