I call on Senators to support the amendment.

I remind Members that of all the speakers today, only two people complied with their time constraints. I get criticism outside this Chamber for being lenient. I like being fair but when some people look for an inch, they expect a mile. I am sure Senator Paul Coghlan will respect the wishes of the Chair.

I subscribe totally to the view regarding the Chair's total fairness in all matters. I also join colleagues in welcoming the representatives of the farmers of Ireland to Dublin today. Having spoken to a number of them outside on the street and within the House, they know they have a very able advocate in the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Deputy Coveney, and that they have little to fear. Please God, things will go well.

I also very much welcome the support for the Kerry Group with regard to the jobs announcement but perhaps even more particularly for the deal with China last week with regard to milk powder products and flavourings for the vast Chinese market. This is a huge breakthrough that is very much to welcomed. I salute the dynamic leadership of Stan McCarthy and his team who are doing a wonderful job. We have seen the shares rise to €40 and I would advise Members that they will reach €50 yet. It could be a good tip.

In respect of SMEs, I very much welcome the recent report of the credit reviewer, John Trethowan. Thanks to him, an extra €10 million of credit that banks were not making available is being made available. Equally importantly, the 850 jobs have been secured and protected as a result. We should not lose track of that. There are many issues, some of which are diverse and contradictory. I suggest Senator White listens to Pat Farrell, her former general secretary, a man I know and trust. He has given his word-----