Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

I would like to raise a number of matters. The Government published its list of legislation on 30 January and it included 25 Bills to be published before the end of this session. Some 12 or 13 Bills have been published and I ask the Tánaiste to outline for us the number and titles of the remaining Bills to be published up to 24 April, the day the Dáil is due to resume. In other words, will the Tánaiste give us a list of the remaining 12 or 13 Bills to be published, in accordance with the list published by the Minister in January, before 24 April?

Is it proposed to give an update on the situation arising from the fact that 40,000 nurses are on a work to rule that will have a serious impact on the health service? Will the Tánaiste expand on his reference to the MacEntee report on the Dublin and Monaghan bombings? If I understood the Tánaiste correctly, he suggested there would be an opportunity for a debate on this when the House resumes. Those of us who were around at the time will recall with clarity and sadness the events of those turbulent times.

Perhaps the Tánaiste will explain what type of debate he intends to have when the Dáil resumes.

The Tánaiste indicated he has an appetite for more work. Is he preparing for the last supper?

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