I wish to raise a point of order, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle.

There is no point of order.

The Taoiseach is misrepresenting the position. There is a distinction between being invited-----

Deputy, resume your seat please.

-----to sit in the audience and listen to government representatives, as opposed to being invited to participate in the debate.

That is not a point of order.

That is the case for both members of the European Union and for members of the Opposition.

Deputy Carthy, resume your seat.

I think the Taoiseach should be clear in outlining the position-----

I am now standing.

-----that many voices of those who value Irish neutrality are actually being excluded from the debates.

Deputy Carthy, you have completely ignored the Leas-Cheann Comhairle, the Chairperson, in this matter. I ask for your co-operation. You should let the Taoiseach finish what he is saying.

He should not misrepresent it.

Please do not take two bites of the cherry. I call the Taoiseach.

To conclude, the aim of the forum is to hear from a variety of partners about their foreign and security policy choices. It will be an interactive forum.

Pages of words.

People will be invited to speak and make their contributions.

Finally, on the issue of data centres, I have no difficulty having a debate about our policy on data centres but I suggest that Opposition time be used for that. We have a lot of legislation and we need to get it through by the recess. I suggest that Opposition time be used.

There is no legislation. What legislation is here this week?

An bhfuil gnó na Dála aontaithe? Is the business of the Dáil agreed to?

It is not agreed.

I ask for your co-operation. Up to one minute.