I refer to the environmental liability Bill, which I think was originally to be the pyrite levy Bill. The Taoiseach told me some time ago we would have it before Christmas. We are almost there but there is no sign of the Bill.

On a related matter, will the Taoiseach give Members another chance to discuss the building control regulations given that it seems responsibility is being placed on parts of the construction industry and the Government is not instituting an invigilation process? The Government is not taking any steps to avoid the kind of pyrite disaster we had and the Priory Hall situation. As the Taoiseach will have noticed, the Prime Minister of Latvia resigned a few weeks ago because of a major construction disaster in his country.

We will not deal with the resignation now.

Is the Taoiseach happy that the pyrite Bill and the building control regulations, as they are framed, will do the job for the construction industry?

The environmental liability Bill will be published in the middle of next year. Yesterday, the Cabinet approved the pyrite resolution Bill which will be debated in the House next week. I will come back to the Deputy on the other matter he mentioned about the building regulations.