Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

I do not mind. As business goes through, it may be Ireland's lot to have to decide finally on Common Agricultural Policy, CAP, reform, which will be of significant interest to the Irish agricultural sector and pose a range of difficulties in areas such as single farm payments, climate change, emissions etc. As the business moves through and as there is a failure to agree on serious business ends, these may well pile up and require to be dealt with during the Irish Presidency. Perhaps we can discuss those in the next round of questions on Europe. I would be happy to give the Deputy a clearer perspective on what might-----

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