I point out at the start that I have no vested interest in Irish Water. I do not have any contracts with it or carry out any work for it. My question is on the Glenderry water scheme which is in my parish of Ballyheigue. Irish Water is planning on closing it and switching over to the Ardfert central scheme which provides a far poorer quality of water.

Will the Minister ask his officials to examine this decision with a view to reversing it?

I call the Minister, Deputy Eoghan Murphy.

In case that it is a dig at me-----

That was not-----

-----I do work and my company, which is a small one, does work for Irish Water but I am entitled to represent the people of-----

Yes. The Deputy has made declarations on that front, so he is all right. Do not worry about it.

I never said anything about-----

Please, Deputy. Do not turn this into Ballymagash.

I thank the Deputy for his question. I take it he is talking about the payment of commercial bills.

That is it, but many small property owners-----

No, please.

-----with only one acre or a half an acre are being metered and they are the people who are in trouble.

For the love of God-----

Irish Water is doing a very good job to facilitate the easy payment of all bills from all customers in a timely manner. There is a dedicated service to work with customers to make sure any issues like that can be resolved.

It is not working.

This is the first time this matter has been raised with me and if the Deputy wants to give me individual details, I could see if there is a problem in the system.

Deputy Healy-Rae can give the Minister the information.

I can give the Minister hundreds of them.

The Deputy has raised a separate issue.

What about my question?

The Minister will write to the Deputy. I call Deputy Brady.

I will.