I am just a bit late. The Order of Business is for one hour.

Sorry. Is there a conversation?

The Order of Business has been dealt with and the Deputy Leader-----

It has not because I have not said what I want to say.

I am sorry but I asked for other speakers and nobody offered. I must rule it out of order.

The Order of Business is on the schedule from 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

It is not definite. It takes as long as there are speakers. I am very sorry-----

It is so convenient - so governmentally convenient.

Speakers need to be here on time at 11.30 a.m.

Deputy Leader, I am sorry-----

The Senator is out of order.

The Leas-Chathaoirleach is always telling Senators that they are out of order.

Only when I have to.

I am very much in order. I am standing here-----

The Deputy Leader, without interruption.

All of these orders - one is not allowed to speak.

The Senator should be aware of Standing Orders.

I am aware that the Order of Business is from 11.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m.

No, not necessarily.

Oh no, no. Not when it suits the Government.

This is a conversation-----

I am not having any conversation. Senator Marie-Louise O'Donnell can take it up with me afterwards. The Deputy Leader, without interruption.

This is a conversation for the CPP or another day.

You are all so mature. My God, we are coming down with morality and purity, are we not?

The Senator is talking to herself now.