Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

Deputy Martin will not see report cards published. It is a matter for engagement with all Ministers. Currently, I am actively involved in holding a series of bilateral meetings with Ministers in respect of their portfolios, responsibility and the programme for Government in so far as it impacts on their Departments and responsibility. I have had a number of such meetings.

The programme for Government sets out the objectives of what the Government intends to achieve over its period in office. At the end of the first 100 days, a progress report on the achievements of the Government in its first 100 days was produced and published and it is on the website for everybody to read.

The question asked by Deputy Martin on publishing, in the near future, a report on the Government's performance beyond the first 100 days report refers to the remaining items in the programme for Government, of which there are many and which we aim to achieve during our period in office.

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