I enjoy listening to Senator Darragh O'Brien every morning. I get up earlier in the morning to listen to his view of the country.

The Senator has a sad life.

I could go back to jogging. There are a lot of "-isms". We are bombarded with communism, fascism, racism, but the greatest "-ism" at the moment is revisionism. Fianna Fáil is probably taking lessons in revisionism.

We are on questions now. Does the Senator have one for the Leader?

I call for the present leader of Fianna Fáil to come to the House to talk about revisionism. Three years ago the bankers were getting salaries of €2 million and €3 million.

We did not own them.

I am sure those salaries were discussed in the Galway tent at the time and there was no talk of reducing the €2 million to €800,000 or €500,000. I am totally opposed to any bank employee getting €800,000, €600,000 or €500,000 and I fully support the calls from my Labour Party colleagues in the Dáil that this should not have happened. The Minister should have objected but that would have been a futile exercise and I understand his stance. Ordinary people want to see the Government take on the banks, which is what we are doing unlike the previous Government.

A person appeared on last night's news bulletins and spoke about Bank of Ireland's AGM. I will not mention the name of that individual but he is a former Senator and in the past he proposed that Seán FitzPatrick should have been Governor of the Central Bank. That is more revisionism.

Is there going to be a question at all?

I ask that the Leader invite Deputy Martin to come before the House to explain----

He would be delighted to come here. The Senator should submit a request that he do so to the Committee on Procedure and Privileges. I am sure Deputy Martin would be delighted to come to the House to answer Senator Harte's questions.

Senator Harte should submit a request to the Leader and the Committee on Procedure and Privileges..

I thank Senator Darragh O'Brien and the Cathaoirleach for their advice.