Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

We have had the Croke Park agreement since last November. It is critical as part of the Programme for Government in respect of public service workers who have agreed its terms. It is coming across clearly from public sector workers that there does not seem to be a sense of urgency to implement what has been agreed. For instance, we have not had a resolution to the teachers' contract or local government restructuring. There is a range of serious issues in respect of which there does not seem to have been much activity. A review is to be held in March of this year. Is the Taoiseach satisfied at the rate of progress to achieve what has already been agreed in the context of the Croke Park agreement and that it is making the progress for which both he and the Government signed on?

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