I wish to raise two matters with the Tánaiste. One is the road transport Bill, which will deal with the height of loads. The legislation will have a huge impact by restricting high loads, especially in the case of fodder delivery. It will be a problem for Food Harvest 2020. I understand the problem is being examined, so I hope something can be done about it.

My second question concerns 7,500 apprentices who are now being levied with a bill of between €833 and €1,433 for attending colleges, including institutes of technology, while awaiting apprenticeships. The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Deputy Bruton, might be interested in this. I salute the companies who hire them and we are encouraging the creation of jobs all the time. However, these young apprentices are faced with paying an additional fee of between €800 and €1,400 when they are doing modules in institutes of technology through FÁS.

The Deputy knows we cannot debate the issue now.

It is a retrograde step and I am asking for it to be examined.

What is the legislation?

It is the protection of employees (temporary agency work) Bill. They need protection. They are young people who want to get trained to return to the workplace.

The road transport Bill is scheduled for next year.

The fodder crisis could happen again.

The Bill is in place.