I would like to raise two issues, the first of which is now a week old. I refer to the disgraceful announcement by Bank of Ireland-----

Sorry, the Deputy should speak about promised legislation.

-----when it told depositors-----

We are not going into the Bank of Ireland.

That bank was insolvent in 2009.

I do not care. It is not in order on the Order of Business.

How dare they tell people how to deposit their funds into their current accounts?

Sorry, would you please resume your seat?

I want the Taoiseach to note that, please, and bring them into shape.

Hear, hear.

Deputy Mathews is right.

I want it on the record.

Does the Deputy understand that what he wants and what he can get are two different things?

Mick Jagger.

There is a thing called order in the House. These matters should be raised by means of parliamentary questions, Topical Issue matters and a number of other things, but not on the Order of Business. If the Deputy asks about promised legislation, he will be in order.

Okay. The enactment of the promised legislation has got stuck. I am going to ask the Taoiseach a question about that. When he took Leaders' Questions on the IBRC yesterday-----

No.

Hold on please, a Cheann Comhairle.

No, it is not "please". What promised legislation is the Deputy referring to?

The Taoiseach's former colleague, Alan Dukes, said on television yesterday-----

For goodness sake.

-----that as the executive chairperson of IBRC, he is concerned-----

Deputy, please resume your seat or you will be taking a walk.

-----that mortgage loans need to be written down.

Do you hear me, Deputy?

He said that the Governor of the Central Bank needs to do something about it.

Deputy-----

He is only looking to be thrown out.

He said that the other banks took €10 billion-----

Deputy, leave the Chamber, please. Just leave the Chamber.

I am in the middle of a sentence and then I will leave.

You are not going to ignore the Chair like this.

They took €10 billion of further capital to prevent suicides.

Deputy, do you want me to name you and we will vote you out?

May I speak to the Taoiseach in private after this session?

Deputy, would you please leave the Chamber?

This is lies.

Would you leave the Chamber?

Savita Halappanavar was one life lost, receiving the best headlines for a year.

Deputy, I will not ask you a second time.

Hundreds of people have committed suicide.

Deputy, would you please leave the Chamber?

Certainly, a Cheann Comhairle.

Out. Thank you.

And stay out.

And would you get a copy of the Standing Orders on the way out and read them for the afternoon?

I do not need them.