I do not have a date for publication of that Bill that the Deputy mentioned. As the Deputy is aware, local authorities have the power already where, if trees are deemed to be a danger to the public, they can deal with them.

The Deputy has too much on his mind.

Not after 1 March.

It does not require an extension of the period.

It does not apply.

It does.

Local authorities have that power already.

I know that.

Where there is a tree that is a danger to the public or is likely to fall-----

This is all very interesting, I am sure.

-----they can deal with it.

Deputy Mattie McGrath has too much on his mind.

There is nothing on Deputy Coonan's mind except sawdust.

I call Deputy Kirk.

I just wish to raise two quick matters.

Sawdust is a big problem.

Deputy Mattie McGrath would be a good judge of that.

I am sorry, but give Deputy Kirk a chance.

Sawdust from those trees.