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Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Allow the TÃ¡naiste finish.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: I am anxious to move on. This is the Deputy's third time to speak, but I am anxious to allow other Members speak.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Does the Deputy have a question?
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Please Deputy, this is your third long series of interventionsââ
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: ââand other Members have entitlements too.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: It is important that Members do not allow the Order of Business to become another iteration of Leaders' Questions without a decision of the House to that effect.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: If Members wish to have more time allocated for Leaders' Questions, the House should order it.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: I call the TÃ¡naiste.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Through the Chair Deputy.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Deputy, through the Chair.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: The TÃ¡naiste on the Employment Law Compliance Bill.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy has asked about two different sets of legislation, the labour legislation and the electoral legislation.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: I believe this question already has been asked.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Deputy, the TÃ¡naiste already has answered that question.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: That question also has been answered.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Thank you Deputy.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Is there anything the TÃ¡naiste wishes to add?
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Go raibh maith agat, a Theachta. I wish to facilitate a number of Members.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: Certainly. I am glad to hear it.
Order of Business (4 Dec 2008): Brendan Howlin: I know the Deputy shortly will be in order.

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