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Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy may do so in a moment. However, he may not raise a point of order when the Chair is on its feet.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: I am happy to allow Deputies to raise any matters they wish. However, I will not be bullied by any Deputy.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy will resume his seat.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy will resume his seat when the Chair is on its feet.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy will either resume his seat or leave the House.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: No. The Chair will not put up with this behaviour.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Will the Deputy resume his seat?
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Will Deputy O'Dowd resume his seat and show some respect for the Chair? The TÃ¡naiste has answered the Deputy's question.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: We are not going to enter into a-----
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: -----debate on the matter. I call Deputy Creed.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: I apologise, I meant to call Deputy Kathleen Lynch.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Yes. I will call Deputy Kathleen Lynch in a moment.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The TÃ¡naiste has answered the question. The Deputy can pursue the matter further with the line Minister.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy's first two questions are in order. Her third should be tabled to the relevant Minister in the form of a parliamentary question.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy should ask a question on legislation.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Has a debate on agriculture been promised?
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Is legislation promised?
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Either legislation is promised or it is not.
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Is legislation promised?
Order of Business (24 Sep 2009): Brendan Howlin: Unfortunately, the Deputy is not permitted to ask about the content of legislation.

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