I wish to ask about two items of legislation. The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine met the farmers today. Will the Taoiseach or somebody else meet the road hauliers tonight, in the context of the road transport Bill? They are in Dublin because of the road tax. It is a simple issue to address. They need fair play so that small businesses in rural Ireland can survive.

A matter of profound concern arises due to the failure of certain State funded organisations to care for children.

To what Bill is the Deputy referring?

We saw something in Castlebar, and we were shocked. I am speaking about the children and family relationships Bill. A care home in Kildare is not acting properly in regard to the care of a young teenager. This case will hit the headlines, and people will be profoundly shocked about it. It is time to deal with the issue now.

On the Bill.

It has been raised in the Seanad by Senator Mary Ann O'Brien. More than €860 million in funding goes to this organisation but in my opinion it is not caring for people properly.

That is not for the Order of Business. When is the Bill due?

The Deputy opposed the children's referendum, if I recall correctly.

I did, of course.

He was quite vociferous on the matter.

I make no apologies. What am I supposed to do? Should I troop through the House like Government backbenchers?

When is the Bill due?

Vote "Tá" for everything.

Everybody else supported it.

It was my right.

Deputy Mattie McGrath is always good at attracting notice.

The Taoiseach is not so bad himself at it, and where he was last night - I saw a picture of you. You have gone-----

That Bill is due for publication this session.

-----very low now. You are scraping the bottom of the barrel now, Taoiseach.

Everything is a simple issue for the Deputy. The Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport has already met the hauliers' association in respect of a range of issues.

They are on their knees.

He met them personally and, obviously, lobbying continues.