We would like statements in the House regarding the moving of the writ for the Galway West by-election. It is a hugely important issue for the constituency. I also ask for statements in relation to Uisce Éireann. There are serious problems in respect of public representatives getting straight answers from Uisce Éireann about serious issues, whether in their constituencies or nationally.

In response to Deputy McDonald, under Standing Order 35(3) and as the Taoiseach said earlier, the Minister met Harvey's parents this afternoon with the Tánaiste, Simon Harris. I will speak to the Minister about Deputy McDonald's request and try to table that for next week.

In response to Deputy Gibney, the occupied territories Bill is receiving priority publication by the Office of the Parliamentary Counsel.

In response to Deputy Murphy, I would give a similar answer in relation to the CHI.

In response to Deputy Collins, it does not come within my remit as Chief Whip or the Business Committee's to move any writ, but I am sure the Taoiseach has heard the Deputy. We can discuss Uisce Éireann at tomorrow morning's Business Committee meeting.

The Order of Business stands.

I thank the Chief Whip. Are the proposed arrangements for this week's business agreed to and the proposed amendment negatived?

A Cheann Comhairle?

Sorry, Deputy, you have had your chance.

May I propose an amendment?

Are the arrangements agreed to and the amendment negatived?

Not agreed.