Verona Murphy

Deputy O’Rourke has the opportunity to ask another question if he wishes to exercise it.

I apologise, Deputy Murphy was next. Deputy O’Rourke is ahead of him now anyway.

The Deputy is absolutely taking liberties. I call Deputy Conway-Walsh.

Deputy, do not use that type of inference. You can write to the Taoiseach. This is not a forum for back and forth; this is Taoiseach's questions. You ask a question. If you do not like the answer, you write to the Taoiseach. End of story.

That is i t. End of story. We conform to the rules.

No, he is not.

Every other Member needs a fair amount of time.

Deputy, that is enough.

No, Deputy.

There are two more Deputies, Taoiseach.

No.

No, we are out of time. The Deputy can request the information in writing.

The Deputy can write to the Taoiseach..

Thank you, Taoiseach. We are out of time.

That concludes Taoiseach's Questions.

The Deputy is fully entitled. We are finished.

I call Deputy Gannon.

I ask the Deputy to stick to the amendment.

I do not think that information is relevant to the amendment.

We are not asking for that today.

I appreciate that, but this is not the place to ask. We are speaking to the amendments.

I appreciate the Deputy did not get an answer.

Is Deputy Gannon speaking on the same point?

Would the Minister like to answer that? No, go ahead Deputy Gannon.

Does the Minister wish to respond?