As we sit, we remember that one of our former esteemed colleagues, Emmet Stagg, passed away at the weekend. I am sure everyone here joins with me in extending to his wife, Mary, his daughter, Gillian, and his son, Henry, our deepest condolences and sympathies on his untimely passing. I call the Government Chief Whip, Deputy Naughton, to move that the proposed arrangements for the week's business be agreed to.

Are the proposed arrangements agreed to?

Is the Order of Business for the week agreed?

I thank the Deputy.

I thank the Deputy very much.

I call Deputy Pádraig O'Sullivan.

The Deputy has 20 seconds.

As we are out of time we will take 30-second questions from the three remaining Deputies. I call Deputy Danny Healy-Rae to speak now, please.

I am asking the Deputy to pause now because he is out of time.

I know, Deputy, but we only have so much time. I call Deputy Whitmore.

The Taoiseach has three questions there, which I would ask him to answer, please.

Is the Bill opposed?

Since this is a Private Members' Bill, Second Stage must, under Standing Orders, be taken in Private Members' time.

Was it laggards we were called? It was not blackguards, was it?

Very good. Deputy Paul Murphy, please.

Is this relevant to the question?

We are running out of time for the Taoiseach to respond. I call Deputy Peadar Tóibín and then Deputy Ruairí Ó Murchú.

We have a little under four minutes for the Taoiseach's response.

No, you were not there on time, Deputy. I am sorry.

You were not here when-----