I know that, but the Senator has also made the person who is the sole director identifiable.

I want the Senator to be aware.

I know I interrupted the Senator, but he is out of time. I suggest he puts this in as a Commencement matter.

I am not disagreeing with the Senator.

First of all, the Senator has a two-minute slot on the Order of Business.

I appreciate this is an important issue and this is a forum for raising important issues but people get two minutes to contribute on the Order of Business. It impinges on others if Senators go over.

As I have said, the Senator can table a Commencement matter. There are also committees, such as the Joint Committee on Transport and Communications. I know this issue has been brought up at that committee. I give a bit of latitude-----

-----when the matter is important. This matter is important, as is everyone else's, but the Senator has to be careful about bringing the reputation of the House into-----

I appreciate the Senator bringing it up because it is an important issue but he has to be careful of the rules of the House.

Gabhaim buíochas leis an Seanadóir. Anois, glaoim ar an Seanadóir Maria Byrne.

I thank the Minister for Foreign Affairs for coming to the House on this very important issue.

I thank the Minister, Deputy Coveney, for outlining the situation in Belarus. I also pay tribute to Ms Tsikhanouskaya and to all the Senators who supported her during her visit. I mention the Seanad's resolution which was presented to her when she visited Leinster House and in our support for her and for the people of Belarus in their struggle for free and fair elections and for freedom from oppression, which they now suffer.

I have received notice from Senator Maria Byrne that, on the motion for the Commencement of the House today, she proposes to raise the following matter: The need for the Minister for Transport to make a statement on his proposals to provide post-pandemic air route supports to Shannon Airport. I have also received notice from Senator Aisling Dolan of the following matter: The need for the Minister for Health to make a statement on the waiting times to access family home care hours in the community healthcare west re…

I thank the Minister of State, Deputy Mary Butler for coming into the House and wish her a belated happy birthday. I call on Senator Maria Byrne, who has four minutes.

Before I call on the Deputy Leader to outline the Order of Business today, I note that on 3 October 1990 Germany achieved reunification after a long period of division. Ireland is proud of our role in facilitating the momentous events in German history, chairing the crucial meeting in Dublin during our Presidency of the European Council, which led to pan-European support for German reunification. Indeed, Chancellor Helmut Kohl is said to have thanked the Taoiseach with the words, "Germany will never forget what you…

I thank the father of the House, Senator Norris, and invite the Deputy Leader to outline the Order of Business today.

Does the father of the House wish to speak on the Order of Business?

I thank the Senator for remembering Mervyn Taylor and his service to the State. He took on challenges that the State was often afraid to take on and brought rights to people who had fought, like Senator Norris, long and hard to achieve those rights. I thank the Senator for remembering him today and extend our condolences to the family of Mervyn Taylor.

The Senator did appear to contradict himself but for a good cause. Remembering Barney is appropriate given the amount of good he did with his earnings.

I thank the Minister of State and I now call on Senator Warfield.