Deputy, sorry.
TDs / Verona Murphy
Verona Murphy
Ceann Comhairle
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We will deal with that-----
Please.
Taoiseach, we will have to deal with it outside Standing Orders. We will have to have-----
I have asked the Deputy to withdraw it. I cannot make him do so. The same goes for all Members. The Deputy will have to deal with the consequences of it being on the record.
This is-----
There is no point, because he will not withdraw it.
Standing Orders as part of Dáil reform. The Chief Whip is behind the Taoiseach. If he wishes to put something into Standing-----
It is dealt with in a way there, but the Deputy has refused to withdraw it. I asked him to withdraw it.
Excuse me.
I did not hear it.
I heard it.
The Taoiseach heard it, and he is asking the Deputy to withdraw it.
I was having a conversation with the usher, which should not be the case. The thing is, we are now in a position-----
It will be referred if a complaint is made.
I reiterate that all Members have a responsibility-----
It is not a joke by any means. All Members have a responsibility to follow Standing Orders. That is it.
I thank the Deputy.
The Deputy's time is up.
Thank you.
No, Deputy.
The Taoiseach to respond. You have one question, Deputy.
You are destroying Questions on Policy or Legislation for everyone. The Taoiseach to respond. Members have one question on Questions on Policy or Legislation.
Is the Bill opposed?
Since this is a Private Members' Bill, Second Stage must, under Standing Orders, be taken in Private Members' time.