The existential crisis in Europe for 28 member nations is becoming increasingly intense and acute and the Taoiseach and the Minister for Finance are there. Last Sunday's result from the Greek referendum showed-----

Sorry, where are we going, Deputy? On promised legislation, thank you.

We may have legislation rushed through in the next week.

No, this is the Order of Business. I have told you about 20 times. We cannot have a debate about what happens in Greece on the Order of Business. Ask a question-----

It is not about what happens in Greece. I have said-----

That is not in order.

This is unbelievable. It is affecting-----

It is not unbelievable.

-----28 member nations, of which we are one.

Yes and that is grand, but this is the Order of Business.

The Taoiseach may be getting on a plane next weekend to deal with the existential survival of the European project.

Yes.

And you want to shut me up.

On the Order of Business, yes.

Deputy Mathews was over there last week.

The Order of Business will include what may happen next-----

No, just read Standing Orders.

Is this place really out of touch with what is going on?

Thanks very much. If you are not going to listen to me I will call Deputy Lawlor.

Deputy Mathews was over there last week.

When is the debate going to be?

Which debate?

On Greece.

That is fair enough.

Is there a debate due on Greece?

There should be.

Why not?

On the future of Europe.

If the Deputy resumes his seat I will ask the Taoiseach to reply.

Normally there is a debate before a summit.

This is unbelievable.

Will you resume your seat, please? Taoiseach, is there a debate?

No, there is no debate.

All of the parliaments will rise in a couple of weeks' time and Europe may be out of control with nobody at the tiller.

Please resume your seat and I will ask the Taoiseach to reply to your question.

There is no debate committed to here-----

Why not?

-----but the Government is very much aware of what is happening. Following the many eurozone group meetings of Ministers for Finance in the past fortnight, last evening's meeting did bring clarity to a number of issues-----

That is fine, but are we having a debate?

There is no debate promised, but I hope that by the weekend the matter spoken about by Deputy Mathews can be dealt with.

Should we not have one?

Surely to God we should have a debate.

Will the Taoiseach put it on the agenda, please?

Deputy Mathews has a point.

We will rise on the 16th.

I think you have made your point.

That is in eight days. Please put on a debate.