Róisín Shortall (Dublin North West, Labour)

It is the Minister of State who appears to be confused, indeed the Minister of State is the only one who is confused. We all clearly recall what was agreed. We have it in black and white. The Taoiseach gave an undertaking that there would be, in the usual manner, an opportunity for questions and answers on the conclusion of statements. Will the Minister of State undertake to check what was agreed? Perhaps the official beside her will be able to establish that is the case and get confirmation that there will be an opportunity for questions and answers before this session concludes. Will the Minister of State undertake to do that?

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