Today the Joint Committee on the Future of Mental Health Care-----

Order please.

I want to speak. I am so delighted to be working on behalf of Carlow.

I want no interruptions.

The Leas-Chathaoirleach is right. Today the Joint Committee on Future of Mental Health Care, which I sit on, will launch its final report. I commend the Chairman, Senator Joan Freeman, for spearheading the work of the committee. She has done tremendous work and I want to say "Well done" to her. The committee deserves praise for its joined-up thinking with all parties together which I want to emphasise. Every party took part in this-----

That is a first for the Senator in fairness.

-----and we worked together as a team for the future of mental health services.

The Senator is out of time.

I have only started; the Leas-Chathaoirleach has to allow me more time.

The Senator is only allowed to address one issue. I made this clear yesterday.

One area that has been identified as having serious barriers is the area of young adult and teenage mental health. There are not enough services for that age group and we lose real people in the statistics.

How many issues is the Senator raising? She is only allowed one.

This is it. I have been interrupted.

It does not matter. Listen-----

That is why today I especially want to talk about three young people-----

Order, please. I want to make this clear because I said it yesterday. The leaders are allowed two issues and three minutes. Every other Senator is allowed two minutes and one issue. Is that clear? Please finish up.

We are all leaders in our own way.

That is why I especially want to talk about three young people who I had the pleasure of spending some time with recently and it was in kick-boxing. Kick-boxing is thriving as a sport around the world. In the WAKO world kickboxing championship in Italy, Kickboxing Ireland competitors won 12 gold, 11 silver and 29 bronze medals on the global stage. Three of the gold medalists were from Larry's Kickboxing Club in Carlow-----

The Senator has gone to four issues and she is out of order.

Let me mention this.

The Senator may smile, but she is out of order.

They are a 14 year old girl, Jack Dawson a 14 year old boy and Jamie Walker a 12 year old boy from Carlow. They all won gold medals-----

I am calling the next Senator-----

-----and we are so proud of them.

I call Senator Pádraig Ó Céidigh.

I have more to say, but I will be back again tomorrow.

The Senator can reserve it until tomorrow.

I will.