Look at the amount of money increased in the directive.

No, Deputy, there is only one go at this.

It shows how many people are crossing the Border.

Please, Deputy Healy-Rae.

The only reason they are doing so is that we are not doing the operations here. The Taoiseach is ignoring that.

It has been known for years.

I ask Deputy Healy-Rae to resume his seat. There are just three Deputies remaining.

I will take 30-second questions from each of them and we will get answers.

I appreciate that. I raised the rip-off cost of mart insurance on Topical Issues 18 months ago. At the time, the Minister of State, Deputy D'Arcy, referred the matter to the insurance industry, which is what he always does. The insurance industry told him there was no issue, but there is an issue. A mart in County Laois which had been in operation for 51 years has had to close its doors because mart insurance premiums increased for the fourth year in a row. Serious concerns are being raised about the sustainability of marts across the country. The Taoiseach has to acknowledge that the Government's plan is not working. I am asking for serious measures and actions to be taken by the Minister of State. He needs to meet mart managers and operators to listen to their concerns and to the proposals they are making. I am asking the Taoiseach to ensure this happens.

The programme for Government states clearly that the Government is committed to a policing service that is visible. We have had many instances of rural crime. I know this is constantly denied in this Chamber. A farmer in Dunkerrin, County Offaly, was recently burgled for the seventh time. There was a similar incident on the Laois-Carlow border in the last week. There is worry and concern. The reality is that these crimes are happening. Although we have a good police service, gardaí are not able to cover large rural areas. I believe that is the problem here. They are doing their best, but they cannot cover the large rural areas. Will the Minister take action? Will he increase the number of gardaí in rural counties like Laois and Offaly?

In view of the discrepancies in the Children and Family Relationships Act 2015, particularly in Part 9, when will the debate on the civil registration Bill 2019 commence?

Who will take those questions?

I will take the first one and leave the second and third questions to the Ministers, Deputies Flanagan and Regina Doherty.

The Government is very aware of the impact of increasing insurance costs on individuals, households and businesses, including marts. We have had a long-standing engagement with the industry, the Central Bank and the Courts Service on this issue. That was initially led by the Minister, Deputy Eoghan Murphy, but is now being led by the Minister of State, Deputy D'Arcy. It is showing some good results. The cost of health insurance plateaued and has subsequently fallen a little. The cost of car insurance has decreased since 2016. I appreciate that the cost of public liability insurance is still a problem. We will continue to work with the various groups to try to bring costs down.