I thank Deputies. That completes the Order of Business.

A Cheann Comhairle.

Wait, a Cheann Comhairle.

I am sorry.

I will have to wear a white coat in future.

He has a nice one.

I did not see the Deputy. I normally hear him, but I did not see him.

No one could miss him.

The coat he had was too small.

Even Homer nodded.

Following on from the matter Deputy Pearse Doherty raised regarding the legislation for credit policy that the Government has under consideration, I will offer the Taoiseach an operational template for best lending practice and mortgage lending policy to avoid a credit-fuelled residential property bubble.

The Deputy can have a chat with him after the Order of Business.

I prepared the template approximately six months ago and it could be helpful. It is a one-pager.

Give it to the Taoiseach after the Order of Business.

I am thinking of wearing a lighter coloured coat in future to be more visible in the House.

No, you are all right.

I am worried about it, but I thank the Ceann Comhairle.

Normally when the Deputy rises, it signals the end of the Order of Business.