I always like to avoid doubt, which is why I ask the Taoiseach again about the one-year bankruptcy Bill. It is urgent and an imperative to stop the ridiculous and unnecessary pain suffered by too many business people when they are already financially dead. It is an imperative. The Taoiseach should just tell the Minister to wheel it out. Deputy Penrose told me it was ready to go. The others have forgotten about it.

No speeches. I thank the Deputy.

I saw Deputy Mathews's call to arms on this matter, a Cheann Comhairle.

It is an invitation.

He had to ask a lot of people.

The Minister for Justice and Equality will report to the Cabinet very shortly when she has analysed the report from the Oireachtas committee that she received on this matter.

I call Deputy Durkan.

Come on, lads. Will you help him? Micheál, will you not help him? You said you would.

Help the people, not me. It is the people we serve.

Please. I have called Deputy Durkan. We are way behind time as it is.