On a point of order.

On a point of order.

There are no points of order on the Order of Business.

Senator Kevin Humphreys must resume his seat. I must take a point of order.

It is the dark corners operating.

I point out to Senator Humphreys that this House does not operate in a cloak-and-dagger style.

With respect-----

That may happen in the Lower House among some parties.

-----it is very interesting but, I am afraid, not a point of order.

It is not in order to accuse a Member of the Lower House who is not a Member of this House of being in cahoots.

I must disallow it. With respect, it is not a point of order.

I will not allow the name of a party colleague of mine from the Lower House-----

Senator Wilson will have an opportunity.

-----to be brought into disrepute here by Senator Humphreys.

I will call Senator Wilson.

The bed is still warm from Senator Humphreys, who is not long out of it with Fine Gael.

Senator Wilson will have an opportunity to contribute.

To accuse Fianna Fáil of being in conspiracy with Fine Gael and to accuse a Member of the Lower House and of my party of being in conspiracy, and some sort of a conspiracy being brought into this House, will not be stood for by my party, and I want Senator Humphreys to withdraw it.