Last week, the Minister, Deputy Shatter, spoke about the need for a privacy Bill to be introduced. We do not think such a Bill is needed at this time. Can the Taoiseach tell the House when the Government intends to introduce the legislation in question for debate? Second, can he say when the judicial council Bill, which will provide for a complaints procedure with regard to judicial behaviour, will be introduced?

Much of the stuff that the Deputy's party did not think was necessary should have been done a long time ago. I suppose that is one of the things that has the country the way it is.

Many of the Minister's Cabinet colleagues do not think a privacy Bill is needed.

There is a Bill before the Seanad. The Minister, Deputy Shatter, has given a commitment to review the matter again.

There were no wonderful ideas coming from the other side of the House when we were in government.

There was no mention of these issues when the Deputy's party was in government.

Can the Taoiseach clarify the matter? I did not hear what he said.

The Deputy could not hear because the Taoiseach was being shouted down.

The Minister was slapped down by unions last week.

There is a Bill before the Seanad.

What Bill?

The privacy Bill.

Will the Government bring it before the House?

It is before the Seanad. The Minister, Deputy Shatter, has committed to reviewing that Bill.

What does that mean?