I congratulate the new Minister of State and I wish him well. Regarding the new land and conveyancing law reform (amendment) Bill, can we ensure that when the Bill is brought before the House, the new practice of-----

When it comes before the House, Deputy Healy-Rae can have a long debate on it. When is the legislation due?

Can I just say to the Taoiseach-----

No, Deputy Healy-Rae cannot say it, not on the Order of Business.

Everyone else gets to say-----

No, they do not.

Very briefly, the Taoiseach knows that in recent days there has been a practice of the value of properties being put online showing what people paid for properties.

I ask Deputy Healy-Rae to resume his seat and not to make a farce out of the House. He should table a parliamentary question. What item of legislation does this concern?

It is the land and conveyancing law reform (amendment) Bill.

It will be next year before it is published. Deputy Healy-Rae will have the opportunity to make comments at that point. I hope the man beside him does not suffer from tinnitus from all the noise.

The noise is coming from there.

Deputy McGrath can get treatment for that.

I will bring some normality back to the House.

Deputy Durkan needs some of that treatment.