Therefore, I say to Members, please, look after yourselves during the summer break. The cynics will think we are off on our long holidays, as they will always do. You, the Members, know, and I know, that people will be working assiduously in their constituencies. Maybe take a little time away from your phones. If Deputy Danny Healy-Rae were here, I would be advocating that to him in particular. But please, you need to spend time with your families and with your loved ones. We are not going through a dress rehearsal…

I understand the Minister of State is sharing time with Deputy Lahart.

We move to the second important item, tabled by Deputy Durkan, who wishes to discuss the recent UN special rapporteur's report that explicitly recommends states legislate to prohibit the use of parental alienation or related pseudo-concepts in family law cases. This is part of the Deputy's ongoing crusade, shall I say?

The third matter I have included for today's Topical Issue debate comes from Deputies Joan Collins and Thomas Pringle who wish to discuss the serious deterioration of prison conditions and the health of imprisoned independent trade union leaders and activists in Belarus. There are a lot of other people as well as trade union leaders in prison in the same country.

We have to bear in mind, as I call on the Minister of State, that as well as the awful travesties of justice that the Deputies outline, Lukashenko has now agreed to take atomic weapons from Russia. I believe that Ms Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is an inspirational young female leader and deserves support in challenging Lukashenko and his mob. Anyway, the floor is the Minister of State's.

We hope to have an opportunity on our return in September to have a debate on the situation in Belarus.

Is it not great to have unanimity every now and again?

Please, Deputies.

Deputy Doherty without interference, please.

I thank the Deputy. He is out of time now.

Please, Deputy Doherty, the time is up now.

I thank the Deputy. I call the Taoiseach.

Deputies, please.

Please, Deputy.

Deputy Doherty, please.

Deputy-----

Deputy Doherty, please.

Please, Deputy Doherty.

I call Deputy Bacik now, please.

I hope the Taoiseach brought his diary.