I am glad. I hope the Deputy is not calling the Minister of Staet, Deputy Tom Hayes, as he is now part of the Government. I ask about the county enterprise boards (dissolution) Bill. There were people from my and other counties here yesterday who are very concerned about their future. I have supported our county enterprise board and I value what it has done with little money over the years.

With regard to the Central Bank (consolidation) Bill, will the Tánaiste comment on what I regard as a very worrying statement last night from Mr. George Osborne, MP, about the disengagement, or perhaps the dropping into the Irish Sea, of Ulster Bank by the Royal Bank of Scotland? I have raised this significant issue before. There will be a major effect on us here in Ireland.

I do not know if legislation is promised.

Not on Ulster Bank. I had a very substantive reply ready to give the House in anticipation that-----

The Tánaiste can give it now.

-----some of the Opposition parties might have considered it sufficiently important to raise this morning.

It can be read now.

There was an opportunity at Leaders' Questions but it was not taken.

It can be given now.

There is no legislation promised so the matter does not arise at this point. The county enterprise boards (dissolution) Bill is due this session.