Regarding No. 64, does the Taoiseach share my major concerns about a nuclear plant, costing £16 billion, that is proposed to be located 250 km from our coast?

What Bill is the Deputy referencing?

There is a major public safety issue.

To which Bill is the Deputy referring?

No. 64, the energy (miscellaneous provisions) Bill. My major concern-----

That may be the Deputy's major concern, but we will deal with it some other way.

-----is about a £16 billion nuclear plant that is about to be built just 240 km off the Irish coast.

Resume your seat.

This is not acceptable. It is absolutely-----

Will you resume your seat and stop raising your voice? Cool down.

A lot of people have major concerns about this and we need action. I would like the Taoiseach to respond.

He will not respond to it on the Order of Business. It is as simple as that.

The energy (miscellaneous provisions) Bill.

I see the Deputy has a new argument to develop in the time ahead.

At least he has one. The Taoiseach is looking for one.

Deputy Martin does not need to look for one.

I understand that the European Commission gave its endorsement for this particular proposal this morning. The energy provisions Bill, No. 64, is due next year, so the Deputy will have plenty of opportunity to make his case.

There must have been something in the cornflakes this morning. I have never seen such an angry membership in my life.

The cheaper brands are driving them mad. They should go back to Kellogg's Cornflakes.

Feed the two-----

Deputy Finian McGrath should cool down.

There is something in the water in Dublin Bay.

Hallucination.

The ozone is affecting people.

Deputy Finian McGrath is not getting any younger. He should cool down. This is bad for the ticker.

He should go back on the Kellogg's Cornflakes.

There was a full moon last night.

Thanks very much.

Is Deputy Mathews about to make an entrance?

He has not even spoken yet.

Is that why he is calm?

There is a full moon when he is in flow.