The digital Taoiseach is as unable to answer questions as the analogue Taoiseach was. He should reflect on his answers this morning. There is never anything wrong with saying, "I got it wrong yesterday. I didn't answer a question I was asked." I asked about an independent-----

Sometimes one has to say "No."

No, sometimes one has to tell the truth and say it as it is. A person was approached, according to the Taoiseach, but he does not seem to be listening.

This is the Order of Business, not----

May I ask the Taoiseach-----

Is the Deputy calling me a liar?

I am saying the Taoiseach misled the House yesterday, deliberately or otherwise.

Can the Deputy prove that?

I asked if the Taoiseach had approached an independent person-----

This is the Order of Business. Please stick to Standing Orders.

I did ask. I can show it to you.

We are not having a conversation across the floor. As this is parliamentary business, please adhere to the rules. This is the Order of Business. If the Deputy wants to ask a question about promised legislation, let him, please, do so.

The Taoiseach is engaged in this also.

I address my remarks to everybody.