I wish to raise two items. One is the EirGrid Bill, which is promised for this year. Will freedom of information also be applicable to EirGrid? Confusion and misinformation abound throughout the country and we need something to rein EirGrid in as well.

Under the road transport (no. 2) Bill the driving licence renewal process is farcical. NDLS, the company that handles this, is not fit for purpose. Yesterday, I was contacted by the father of a young man who is in America.

We do not go there.

He had to come home to get a driving licence. He washed his licence in his shirt, which can happen to any of us. Dúirt bean liom go ndúirt bean léi go raibh póca ina léine aige.

The Deputy can table a parliamentary question but cannot raise this matter on the Order of Business.

He washed his licence. How can he travel home from his job to get a new licence? It is nonsensical in the extreme.

The Deputy should table a parliamentary question.

Can someone please review this matter? This person is only one of many. A person working abroad has to come home to get his or her licence renewed. It is just farcical.

I am informed by the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport that it is not necessary to travel home for a licence. There is a procedure for dealing with it.

He was told that.

The Deputy can now inform him otherwise.

If the Deputy gives me the details I will look at them.

What about the EirGrid Bill?

It is listed for next year.

Next year?

Yes, that is what the Taoiseach said.

We were told it was to be in 2014, but it has now gone back to 2015.

It is on the D list at the moment.

My God. The pressure will be piled on; do not worry.