I do and it is not related to the coverage. It should be the subject of some action and legislation. It concerns the fox population in urban areas in Dublin. I live in Templeogue and every street one goes down, one sees a fox. Senators are laughing, but it is a serious issue. The Mayor of London, Mr. Boris Johnson, spoke about them after a child had been attacked in its pram and lost a finger. I have seen a picture. I had three foxes in my back garden, as has had every second neighbour.

They must like the Senator.

She should put the lid on her bin.

I have pictures of them. I will not say we need a total cull of foxes, but there is no legislation in place. They are not a protected species, but the wildlife service has stated one needs 150,000. We have no figures for the numbers of foxes there are. Could some study be undertaken?

There are two of them in the gardens outside Leinster House.

Could we have a study undertaken or ask the Minister to come into the House to outline the position? I will not ask, as a councillor once did when we were debating the control of wild horses in Dublin, that someone go out and shoot them. I am not recommending that.

One needs a licence to do so.

Something has to be done. What can we do? Can we debate the issue? Can we have some legislation introduced? Can we have some control? It might seem funny, but it is not when one has a child in the back yard and one must keep an eye on him or her.

What about badgers?

There are a good few foxes around here also.