In regard to last night's "Today Tonight" programme——

I want to make the Chair's decision very clear.

Will you bear with me for a minute?

No.

I want to refer to section 31 of the Broadcasting Act which was breached in last night's "Today Tonight" programme and it will be breached again tonight——

Please resume your seat. Deputy Enright did me the courtesy of conveying to me the matter he was going to raise. You put down a Private Notice Question on section 31 of the Broadcasting Act and last night's "Today Tonight" programme. I ruled it out of order for private notice. Just as I told Deputy Reynolds, I am sorry but I cannot have a decision of mine questioned in the House. To put it bluntly, I cannot make fish of one and flesh of another. I am sorry but I cannot hear you on this subject. Like Deputy Reynolds, you are welcome to come to my office.

I do not want you to make any type of meal of us, but under Statutory Instrument No. 17 of 1983——

You are out of order.

Last night's programme was out of order and tonight's programme too will be out of order——

Deputy Enright is ignoring the Chair.

I do not wish to do so——

You are doing it. I am moving to the next business.

It is my intention to raise this matter on the Adjournment——

I will communicate with the Deputy.

——because I am concerned about a breach of the Broadcasting Act and the Statutory Instrument. This is a very serious matter.

As I said, I will communicate with the Deputy.