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Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: Absolutely.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: Will the Deputy, please, let the Tánaiste answer?

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I call Deputy Ellis.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I will be asking the Deputy to leave the House shortly if he continues to behave like this. He will have to learn to respect the Chair.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: There is no such thing as a point of information. I call Deputy Ellis.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I thank the Deputy.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat. That is not a point of order.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I am trying to do so. Will the Deputy, please, resume his seat?

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: This is not a matter for the Order of Business.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: No, he cannot do so on the Order of Business. The Deputy can table a parliamentary question.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: The Tánaiste cannot do so. It does not deal with promised legislation.

Suicide Prevention: Statements (Resumed) (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: We now move on to the Technical Group. Deputy Flanagan will speak first, followed by Deputy Murphy, Deputy McGrath and Deputy Wallace. They are sharing time and have approximately four minutes each.

Suicide Prevention: Statements (Resumed) (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: That is unparliamentary language.

Suicide Prevention: Statements (Resumed) (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I ask Deputies to ensure their mobile phones are switched off because they interfere with the recording of the proceedings.

Suicide Prevention: Statements (Resumed) (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I congratulate Deputy Brendan Ryan on his maiden speech. I call Deputy Browne.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: There are no proposals to be put to the House today.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: Are we coming to a question?

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: Can we have a question, please?

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: I call on Deputy Higgins.

Order of Business (14 Apr 2011)

Seán Barrett: Please, Deputy, respect the Chair. I am not here to judge whether your question was answered. This is not about how many questions are allowed. We are on the Order of Business. I ask the Deputy to respect the Chair, who is acting independently. She should, please, not pass that kind of remark again. I have called Deputy Higgins. I will call the Deputy later.