Verona Murphy

Deputies should resume their seats. The Order of Business has been carried. We are moving on with the business of the House.

Deputies should resume their seats. I ask Deputies once more to resume their seats. They should respect my mandate, which is to move the business of the House. Deputies should resume their seats.

I ask Deputies once more to resume their seats. I am going to adjourn.

Thank you, Deputy.

Thank you Deputy Cullinane, your time is up.

Thank you, Minister.

Thank you.

The time is up, Minister.

Minister, your time is up. Thank you.

Thank you Minister. The time is up.

I ask the Minister to respect the Chair. I call Deputy Sherlock.

I ask the Deputies to have respect for their colleague.

Thank you, Deputy.

Thank you, Deputy. The time is up.

Thank you, Minister.

Thank you, Deputy.

Allow the Minister to answer.

Thank you, Deputy. Your time is up.

Deputy, there is no point of order. We are on Questions on Policy or Legislation. I call Deputy Duncan Smith.

There is no point of order. These are Questions on Policy or Legislation.

Because we are on Questions on Policy or Legislation. The Deputy has had his time. I call Deputy Duncan Smith.

The Deputy can write to the Minister.

Deputies, please. You are encroaching on other Members' time.

I apologise. Deputy Gogarty was actually next.

The Minister managed to mention Graiguenamanagh more times than Deputy Cleere.