I want to raise an issue arising from page 89 of the programme for Government, which refers to school transport. At the moment, the school transport section is undertaking a review of all bus routes. This was carried out three years ago in 2013. It has come to my attention that quite a number of people will be displaced because of this. I am aware that some young children may have to move to another school probably 14 km or 15 km from where they currently attend school.

As a former teacher, I am sure the Taoiseach will appreciate that it is wrong to move children in years three or four in secondary school, which are exam years, to new schools with different teachers and students. This matter should be addressed. If children have to attend a certain school, that should happen before they start going to school, not in the middle of their school years.

The Minister for Education and Skills, Deputy Bruton, might be able to answer that question.

The Minister of State, Deputy John Halligan, is dealing with school transport. As the Deputy knows, he has indicated that a review of school transport is being undertaken. It is certainly his objective to minimise any disruption that would occur to any pupil. That is his objective and he will be reporting back in due course. He has answered parliamentary questions in the House recently and will be happy to answer any additional questions.

He is aware of the constitutionality of primary education.

Can we have order for Deputy Nolan please?