I ask the Leader to arrange a debate early in the new year on the progress report by the Minister for Justice and Equality, Deputy Frances Fitzgerald, on the reform of her Department. In the madness of the water debate, we seemed to forget this was an extraordinary year for the justice system of this country. A Minister was forced to resign, as were a Garda Commissioner and a confidential recipient. The Minister for Justice and Equality, whom I wish well, has given a commitment to the people and gardaí. We continue expect the Garda to protect our homes and streets, even though there is a lack of resources. It would appropriate for the Minister to come to the House to set out her plans for restoring confidence in the Garda. Front-line gardaí, whether they are protecting Leinster House from a small element of rowdy people during marches or the streets, are the ones who have taken the hit. The Minister should outline to us her roadmap to recovery of the justice system. She was correct to describe her Department as a dinosaur. It is old, rusty and creaky, and it is in need of a total overhaul. I will support the Minister in her efforts in this regard, but it is important that she come to the House for a full debate, I hope before the end of January 2015.

I wish the Cathaoirleach, staff and Members of the House a happy and peaceful Christmas and, le cúnamh Dé, an election free 2015. I second the amendment to the Order of Business.