I wish to acknowledge the importance of the Business Committee. The Business Committee agreed last week to facilitate the placing on the agenda of five justice Bills and a justice motion. Members on all sides agree on the importance of these. My concern is that this may well unravel in the context of new demands. I ask the Leas-Cheann Comhairle to ensure, insofar as he can, that what was agreed by the Business Committee will not now unravel.

That is all agreed. The Minister for Justice and Equality should talk to the Chief Whip.

The intention would be that all this legislation would be taken. We have to find additional time if necessary. We all have to be pragmatic about this when we meet on Thursday.

I wish to reply to the Minister for Justice and Equality, Deputy Flanagan. There are three justice Bills listed for this week, including the Parole Bill, the Judicial Council Bill and the Courts (Establishment and Constitution) (Amendment) Bill.

It is all in the document. It has been read out. No changes were made.

On a point of order, I note the unprecedented over-riding of a Government Whip by a Minister.

That is not a point of order. We are going to move on.

I put it to all 20 Members on the list that we are taking about time-saving yet we are 20 minutes behind. We cannot have more slippage. I ask leaders to make short and concise answers. I will not get to all 20 Deputies so they should not be disappointed.