I am sure that the Ceann Comhairle will indulge me for one second.

No, I will not. This is purely on legislation.

Put him out.

Do not turn him down.

On an historic day, I just want to say-----

I know that it is historic, but this is the Order of Business. Will the Deputy stick to it?

Yes, I am on the Order of Business. I am sure that even the Ceann Comhairle, as the Chair of the Dáil, will join me in commending the signing of the commencement order of the marriage equality Act at Dublin Castle today.

Hear, hear.

It is an historic day and I know that the Ceann Comhairle will indulge me in thanking every Deputy who made that signing possible.

Okay.

Like Deputy Fitzpatrick, I wish to refer to the noise nuisance Bill. We have-----

Hold on one second. Resume your seat. It has been addressed.

There is no need to do that now. Deputy Buttimer should not be so self-deprecating.

We are way behind time.

If I may-----

No, you may not. I call Deputy Martin Ferris.

This is outrageous.

Deputy Buttimer is the personification.

It is not outrageous. We have dealt with that matter.

When Deputy Buttimer was on this side of the House, he was not so quick to sit down.

Was the Deputy about last night?

Where is Deputy Martin Ferris?

I am here.

There you are. Come on. Let us have you.