Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

My point is, when the Taoiseach meets the president of Sinn Féin or any other party on such a matter, would it not be appropriate from a bipartisan point of view for the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform to be in attendance?

I bring another matter to the Taoiseach's attention because it has to do with an issue close to the area he represents as a Deputy. I attended a public meeting in Prussia Street last night where a number of women are very concerned about prostitution on streets in the locality. They feel that sooner or later somebody will be killed in the area because women with drug problems with children as young as two years have been seen getting into cars having been solicited for their services. They have requested meetings with the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform on a number of occasions——

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