I have a second point in respect of the guidelines for erection of wind turbines. This entire process was designed not to come out until after 23 May.

Hold on a second, Deputy.

The people of Longford-Westmeath have spoken in respect of this issue. They are now anxiously waiting to see when the new guidelines will be published.

That is not for the Order of Business. That is not promised legislation.

The education (admission to schools) Bill is due this session. There has never been a higher number of special needs assistants. I gather the number will reach approximately 11,000 this year. A number of facilities have opened for children who are autistic or on the autistic spectrum.

This one is closing.

I had the privilege of opening one myself recently.

Will the Taoiseach come down and keep this one open?

Please, Deputy.

Deputy Troy commented on the wind energy development guidelines. The Minister is duty-bound to consider the public consultation process that is under way. There are proposed draft revisions to the wind energy development guidelines. Currently, they are expected to be finalised in quarter 3, 2014. Before any decision can be taken the Minister wishes to involve himself and hear the outcome of the public consultation process which, as Deputy Troy is aware, is under way.