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Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy should allow Deputy Flanagan to put his question.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: Is legislation promised?
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I call Deputy Tuffy.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I have not called the Deputy.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: If the Deputy sits down, he will be called on his point of order. He cannot make the point until he is called.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat. I am about to call him.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: If the Deputies want to reduce the national Parliament to some sort of joke shop, that is fine.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I call Deputy Durkan on a point of order.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I appreciate that.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: That is not a point of order.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I call Deputy Tuffy.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: That will not be in order, unfortunately, until we have the debate on the legislation in question.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy could table a parliamentary question on the matter.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: That is not in order on the Order of Business, as the Deputy knows.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: The Deputy can raise the matter by means of parliamentary question or Adjournment debate, but it is not in order on the Order of Business.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: Please, Deputy.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: The TÃ¡naiste to respond on the health (miscellaneous provisions) Bill.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: The House should come to order for Deputy Stagg's question.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: I am glad to hear it.
Order of Business (21 Jan 2010): Brendan Howlin: Secondary legislation is in order on the Order of Business.

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