I propose that the Seanad do now adjourn.

I beg to second.

I presume the Seanad will leave the fixing of the next meeting in my hands. I do not think we will have any other business for next Wednesday. We are waiting, and the Dáil is waiting, on the Judiciary Bill, and whether it will be out of the Dáil in time to reach us by Wednesday next, I am not in a position to say. I generally find that my prophesies turn out inaccurate, but if there is any business besides Senator Sir John Keane's motion for next Wednesday, I shall direct the Seanad to be summoned for that date. Otherwise I shall wait.

As we have another meeting for this day fortnight, would it do to adjourn until then, unless something very urgent arises?

I think myself that is what will happen, as I do not see any reasonable prospect of the Judiciary Bill being ready for next week.