On a point of order, today is the 70th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz. On 27 January 1945, the last prisoners remaining in Auschwitz were released. I call on the Taoiseach to lead the House in a minute's silence to remember the 1.1 million souls - men, women and children - who died in Auschwitz. We owe it to those who were killed to remember them in this Parliament today.

I will ask the Taoiseach to deal with that matter in the context of the Order of Business.

I am inviting the Taoiseach to lead the House in a minute's silence.

This matter is not relevant in the context of the Order of Business.

It is relevant to today's events.

I call the Taoiseach.

Yesterday, a very appropriate and moving Holocaust memorial ceremony was conducted in the Mansion House by the Lord Mayor of this city on behalf of the people of Ireland in respect of those who were murdered in Auschwitz during its obnoxious and horrendous existence and those survivors who were freed on this day 70 years ago.

The Parliament needs to remember those who died.

Yesterday's ceremony was a moving, fitting and appropriate recognition and commemoration of what was a truly terrible time for humanity worldwide.

The House should remember those who died. What is the Taoiseach's answer to my request?