I want to press the Taoiseach on that issue of-----

No, you cannot because we are not having a debate on it.

No, because he did not answer. Hold on, a Cheann Comhairle.

No. We are not having a debate on this issue. It is as clear as that.

No, it is not.

No. I had you last week and you are not going to do it again this week.

No. Hold on.

You either sit down or ask a question about promised legislation.

I am asking about legislation. You did not even let me get one sentence out of my mouth before you cut across me.

Deputy, when I stand, will you please be seated? Please, be seated.

I want to ask about legislation.

I am on my feet.

Are you going to let me ask a question?

I am on my feet. This is about promised legislation.

Yes.

It is not following on a debate arising from a comment by the colleague beside you.

It is about legislation that I wanted to ask.

Please ask but not the same question. A new question. Let us be clear on it.

What I wanted to know, if I can be allowed to ask a question------

If it is on promised legislation, you can.

Given the concern about this issue after the comments that were made last week, when is the legislation going to come forward and what is that legislation going to be? That is what people want to know, Taoiseach-----

Thank you.

-----to allay their concerns.

When is legislation due?