I understand the review of the wind energy guidelines 2006 are to be published. How long will the consultation process afforded to the public be? Does the Taoiseach not think it would be more appropriate to put in place a robust regulatory framework on a legislative basis to deal with the-----

That is not a matter for the Order of Business.

Legislation is promised-----

Is there?

-----governing wind farms.

What is it?

One Bill is in the Seanad and the other is a Private Members' Bill from a member of a Government party.

We are not dealing with Private Members' Bills.

I have asked about this on a number of occasions and for time to be made available to debate this important issue in the House. The Taoiseach promised that it would be made available but it is still not forthcoming. This is an extremely important issue in the midlands and it is being ignored. Members of the Government parties are saying one thing in the House and something totally different in their constituencies.

There should be an opportunity for all Members of the House-----

Not on the Order of Business.

These are both Private Members' Bills and discussion was held on them. In regard to the Deputy's comment on saying things in the House and different things in constituencies, I refer him to a comment made by the late Jim Kemmy on that a number of years ago.