We have only 15 minutes for questions on promised legislation so if Members observe the time limit, it will give others a chance. I call Deputy O'Callaghan.

Yesterday, the Dáil Select Committee on Justice and Equality met to consider amendments to the Coroners Bill 2015. We never got a money message in respect of it but that is an issue for another day. However, we were informed by the Chairman, Deputy Ó Caoláin, that the Tánaiste had informed him she intends to bring forward issues concerning maternal deaths in a civil law and courts (miscellaneous provisions) Bill. When will that Bill be published so we can know it will come before the committee?

I had given a commitment to Deputy Clare Daly recognising the importance of this issue she had highlighted, as had Deputy O'Callaghan and other members of the committee. I am very keen that it would be passed before the summer. There are a variety of legislative mechanisms or Bills I could use but I might also consider a stand-alone Bill. I am meeting Deputy Daly later this afternoon to discuss that issue. I emphasise I want to work with the committee to ensure that legislation is passed before the summer. I recognise there are many families who have a very deep and serious concern around this issue and would like to see it being brought into law.