Letters are not relevant on the Order of Business. The Chair cannot be brought into a discussion on the Order of Business but the Senator may take up the matter with me later in my office.

No. There will be no analysis. I have the floor and I want to speak. The Leas-Chathaoirleach does not even know what I am saying. He is shutting me down before I have even opened my mouth. This is democracy.

You are referring-----

This is the Seanad Chamber. Allow me to make a case.

Sorry, Senator. You were referring to the occupant of the Chair. That is not allowed on the Order of Business. I may have mistakenly given latitude in the past to someone else, as the leader of his group, but as they say, we are where we are.

In light of that, I will take my seat-----

You do not have to do that.

-----and I will e-mail the Leas-Chathaoirleach's article regarding PRSI to the 900 councillors within ten minutes of leaving this Chamber. The Leas-Chathaoirleach should not nod his head because he might need a reminder. He seems to be forgetting-----

With respect, I do not think the Senator should raise this matter on the Order of Business.

The Leas-Chathaoirleach did not know what the matter related to until I shared it with him. I will take my seat. I will communicate with the 900 councillors-----

We will discuss it later.

I call for a debate about PRSI.

Of course, and the Senator is entitled to call for a debate.

-----but I will webcast the councillors within five minutes of leaving this Chamber with the clip of his engagement with-----

With respect, it is not relevant to the Order of Business.

It was okay for the Leas-Chathaoirleach to e-mail them.

What we do outside this House has nothing to do with the Order of Business.

I will take my seat. I am not a fool, and the Leas-Chathaoirleach is not fooling me.

I am not trying to fool you, Senator.