I thank the Taoiseach for taking those questions.

Is the Bill opposed?

Taoiseach, we need to move on. I am afraid we are out of time. We need to go to Question No. 4.

Deputy Lowry is sharing with Deputy Fitzpatrick.

I thank the Minister, but we must move on. Deputy Cahill is sharing time with Deputies Leddin and Flaherty.

We have had 24 contributors to the debate so far. Others wishing to contribute at this stage, or others wishing to come back in, have just two minutes. I am not going to be able to pick out every hand so Deputies should give me time. Deputy Mattie McGrath was first.

The Deputy cannot push it to a vote because there are Deputies offering to speak.

The Standing Order provides for that in circumstances where a debate is being frustrated and it is the opinion of the Ceann Chomhairle that that is what is happening. My interpretation of what is going on here is that Members are making very genuine contributions. Whether we agree with them or not is a matter of opinion but they are quite entitled to make them and I am not going to close down this debate to have a vote for anyone until the time comes.

Deputy McGrath is first, followed by Deputy Bríd Smith.

Thank you, Deputy O'Rourke. I do not doubt the validity and sincerity of your points but when you are around here a bit longer, you will realise this is how things work.

Is any other Member indicating before I go to the Minister to respond? No. I invite the Minister.

No, I am afraid that the Minister has only two minutes.

Deputy McGrath, can I interrupt you?

Could we please have order in the House and a bit of respect for the Member in possession? Can Members leave quietly? It would be good, too, if Deputy McGrath would speak to the substance of the amendment. We do not need to talk about the Minister. We need to talk about the substance of the amendment.

I do not want to interrupt Deputies or to tell them that they are out of order, but I will remind them that, on Report Stage, we are dealing with the minutiae of the Bill and the specific proposals. In this instance, the proposal is around the promotion of social and economy activity. It is a specific amendment and we need to speak to it, not to whatever you are having yourself. We cannot have Second Stage debates.

Thank you, Deputy Healy-Rae. The time is up.

The time permitted for the debate having expired, I am required to put the following question in accordance with an order of the Dáil of 15 June: "That Fourth Stage is hereby completed and the Bill is hereby passed."

The Bill will be sent to the Seanad.

I understand that the Minister for Transport has a business proposal to put to the House.

I must now deal with a postponed division relating to Second Stage of the Acquisition of Development Land (Assessment of Compensation) Bill 2021, which took place earlier today. On the question, "That the amendment to the motion be made", a division was claimed, and in accordance with Standing Order 80(2), that division must be taken now.