I have listed out three times today now that we specifically included and facilitated any people who felt they could not make a complaint because they were deterred from doing so or were afraid there would be reprisals. All those cases are not excluded. I do not know how that has emerged. The Attorney General met with the Women of Honour group with me and went through all of this. The only issue at the end that I could think of, because I listed out all the issues, and the Deputy probably heard me there listing the…

The judge, however, has made it clear that, and this relates to workplace incidents and everything, in terms of-----

The idea of random selection had come from the legal representative of the Women of Honour group in the first instance.

Anybody who made a complaint and was unhappy with how that complaint was treated or anybody who did not make a complaint but who was abused can come before the tribunal.

Maybe we will get the terms of reference.

Yes, this matter is on tomorrow.

I note the Ceann Comhairle's sense of alarm.

Before I begin, I would also like to take a moment to mark the first anniversary of the death of Private Seán Rooney. One year ago today, Seán was killed in the service of peace in southern Lebanon. His life was one full of courage. It was cut short in the noble pursuit of peace. There is no more noble work than that of the peacekeeper. Everyone in the House will join in expressing solidarity with and sympathy to Seán's mother Natasha, his fiancée Holly, the Rooney and McCloskey families and his colleagues and frie…

-----the number completed last year, which exceeded the targets for last year that were set in Housing for All. Objective, independent assessments of the ESRI state we will be at 32,500 this year. The target was 29,000. The pipeline for social housing is particularly strong.

The Deputy did not say that in 2022 we saw the highest level of delivery of new-build social housing since 1975. Over 10,000 social homes were delivered last year, including 7,433 new builds. That will happen again this year.

The strong pipeline of over 23,600-----

Again, Deputy Ó Broin does not want the truth to be told in the House. I am being heckled again.

It happens here, week in and week out. When we want to put a few facts on the agenda, Deputies Ó Broin and Doherty seek to intervene.

The bottom line is that there is a pipeline of over 23,600 social homes at either the on-site stage or the design-and-tender stage. The funding is in place-----

-----to deliver over 11,600 social homes in 2024. Thirty thousand five hundred homes have been added to the social housing stock-----

I am answering the question but the Deputy does not like the answer-----

-----including over 19,500 new builds.

I will finally say-----

Let me quote, if I may-----

The latest report from EUROCONSTRUCT, which is an independent construction market forecast, notes that construction output in Ireland is forecast to grow at the strongest rate among 19 European countries, expanding by 3.2% this year and 4.4% in 2024.