I refer to a provision in the Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2013 to allow for simplification of the filing system and the removal of a true copy. Many businesses are not computer literate, so will the Government ensure that is recognised? Not everybody has e-mail.

My next question relates to the Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources. I introduced a Scrap and Precious Metal Dealers Bill more than two years ago and the Minister promised his own Bill. Damage is being done daily to aviation-----

What does that have to do with energy legislation?

The Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources promised legislation. Aeroplanes will fall out of the sky with the amount of theft of metal taking place.

Table a question.

I tabled a question. It is like the gardaí in Templemore. When will we see the Bill?

We have four minutes left and other Deputies have questions which I hope are in order and which they are entitled to ask.

The Companies (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2013 was passed earlier today. I recommend that Deputy McGrath gets up a bit earlier in the morning and attend to business.

I do not see any legislation to prevent aeroplanes falling out of the sky.

Deputy McGrath has done a bit of jumping himself.

A small bit. I am in the ha'penny place compared to him.

Deputy Donnelly will be waiting for Deputy McGrath.

I do not see any legislation that will prevent aeroplanes from falling out of the sky.

What about the metal Bill?

That is a Private Members' Bill. It cannot be dealt with here.

There is not any metal Bill.

The Minister promised to introduce his own Bill to deal with scrap metal.

I do not know about that. The Deputy had better ask the Minister.

I know there will be a great deal of scrap after the next general election.

I advise the Deputy to table a question to the Minister.

He should keep looking up at the sky to make sure it does not fall on him.