Biomass.

No.

Go raibh maith agat.

This is a Green Paper which allows everybody to have their say. As Deputy Adams is aware, there is a legal ban-----

The Taoiseach is saying "No" first.

-----in Ireland on building nuclear reactors.

The Taoiseach is saying "No" in advance of everybody having their say.

He is giving the answer first.

That sums up how the Taoiseach does things.

Biomass Pat. He is full of it.

While the Deputy might like me to say otherwise, the Minister has no intention-----

It is a second slap for the Minister, Deputy Rabbitte, in two days.

Biomass Pat.

He should get back into his burrow.

-----of lifting the ban on the building of nuclear reactors in this country.

He is full of it.

As part of the Green Paper on energy process-----

I think it is because of the-----

-----everybody and anybody are perfectly entitled to have their say.

But the Taoiseach has made up his mind on it.

All of the observations that are made will be considered.

So the Minister, Deputy Rabbitte, is going off the rails.

Nuclear Pat.

It is election talk.

The Deputy can examine the Green Paper to understand it.

Press the nuclear button.