That is no problem at all. I was essentially making the point that this Bill is missing anything to address the situation facing the Debenhams workers and other workers who may be in the same situation in the future. There is a difference in the approach taken by the current Taoiseach compared with what he said about Clerys over five years ago. At that time, he spoke about what happened to Clerys as the worst example of vulture capitalism. The difference in approach is striking now that he is the Taoiseach and has …

The point of order is as follows: we have a proposal from the Business Committee about the order for the rest of this evening's session. Members may correct me if I am wrong but it is probably the first time in the history of the Business Committee that the Government is opposing the proposal from the Business Committee and has its own amendment. The reason for that is that it is not enough for the Government-----

It is not enough for the Government that, on the last sitting day of the Dáil, at 10 o'clock at night, it wants to bring through a change that would muzzle the Opposition groupings-----

----which would mean for example that by the time that our group speaks-----

-----the Government would have had three shots at putting their position first.

The point of order though, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle, is that it is not enough to do that, but then the Government wants to do it without having any debate whatsoever.

It is scandalous not just to do it in the first place but then attempt to do it without a debate. It is no offence to you whatsoever, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle-----

-----and it is not your fault whatsoever,----- . An Leas-Cheann Comhairle: I thank Deputy Murphy.

-----but what we have at-----

The point of order, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle, is not-----

We absolutely have to have a debate-----

We absolutely have to have a debate here.

No. A Leas-Cheann Comhairle on a point of order-----

A Leas-Cheann Comhairle-----

A Leas-Cheann Comhairle-----

Under which Standing Order is a question assumed to be agreed to if one of the tellers does not sign?

I request that the vote be taken by other than electronic means.

Anyone who has heard about what is happening in the Skellig Star is utterly horrified. It was so bad that it drove people to engage in a hunger strike. Coronavirus spread like wildfire through this direct provision centre. As I understand it, it has still not yet been inspected. Food and water were rationed. At one stage, people were limited to 1 l of water per day. A letter I received stated it had been almost four consecutive months of living in inhumane conditions. The Government has not done anything to address…

I will add to that by asking for confirmation that nobody else will be moved into the centre and underline the point that it should not have come to a hunger strike. People should not have been forced into that situation where they felt they had no other choice. This crisis has been discussed openly including in the media, protests, organisation and support from the local community for months. It took a hunger strike for a welcome intervention to happen but it should not have. We need reassurance that nobody else w…

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