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Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: I will have to ask the Deputy to leave the House in one second.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Will the Deputy please allow me to explain something?
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Please have the manners to allow me to explain something.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Under Standing Orders of the House which are long-standing and I did not make, if a Minister is to make a statement, it is on his or her own initiative. That is clear and specific.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: That is the position. If Members wish to change Standing Ordersââ
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Deputy Gilmore is not in a position to force the Minister to speak.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Please allow the Minister, Deputy Harney, to reply.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Yes.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: I have to move on.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Motion re sittings and business of the DÃ¡il, a substitute motion on a supplementary Order Paperââ
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: I ask Deputy Gilmore to sit down.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Deputy Gilmore, it is a long-standing tradition of the House that when the Chair is standing you must sit down.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: The Deputy is out of order and I am moving on.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: I told the Deputy what the Standing Order is.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Tell me what the point of order is. I doubt if it is one.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Let me tell you about that as well.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: Please, Deputy Gilmore. I have to stop you there. As you well knowââ
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: I ask Deputies to grant me the courtesy of allowing me to continue. The Deputy must know that allegations against any Member can only be made by substantive motion and not by innuendo or otherwise across the floor of the House.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: That is the Standing Order. I did not make the Standing Orders. That is what it is.
Order of Business (9 Oct 2008): John O'Donoghue: It is not a point of order, I imagine.

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