I have two issues to raise, one of which concerns the wind energy guidelines. As the Tánaiste knows, we have gone through a wide consultation process. Most of it has been ignored.

When will the Government finally publish the wind energy guidelines?

My second question is related to a question I asked the Tánaiste four weeks ago on the publication of the report compiled by the independent rapporteur on child protection. Last year's report was given to the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs in January of this year. We still await that report to be laid before the Houses in order that we can have a discussion on its contents and look at implementing its recommendations. Is it right and proper that a report given to the Minister in January is still not laid before the Houses to give Members of the Oireachtas an opportunity to debate it? It is now November. Will the Tánaiste indicate when that report will be laid before the House and we can debate its contents?

I will contact the Minister to get the date of when he proposes to lay it before the House. On the wind energy guidelines, there is an amount of technical work which has to be done-----

The local elections are over. The Government was holding them back for that. They are over now. They can publish them.

-----partly in conjunction with the SEAI.

It is to get the factual information.

Deputy Troy asked a question and I am trying to give him the information.

There are other Deputies waiting.

Deputy Troy should relax.

Get a camera and cool down.