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Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: It is normal practice that we do not make comments in the House in respect of members of the Judiciary. However, the TÃ¡naiste may reply to the question on legislative change.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: That is not strictly within the limits of the Order of Business. We are confined to asking questions about either promised debates or promised legislation. Does the TÃ¡naiste wish to comment?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Deputy Burton might think of another way of raising this issue during the course of the day.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: As the Deputy is aware, the Order of Business has been set for today by the House.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Is there promised legislation in that area?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: There are three pieces of legislation.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Is a debate promised on either of those matters?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Is a Supplementary Estimate promised?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: We cannot deal with it now. It is either promised or not promised.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Perhaps the Deputy would use another method and put down a Special Notice Question if it is that important but we cannot debate it now.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Is there any such promised legislation?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: I call Deputy Durkan.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: I have called Deputy Bernard Durkan. Deputy Tom Sheahan has had a good innings.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Does the Deputy have a question relevant to the Order of Business?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: That is not a relevant question to the Order of Business.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: This is a serious issue and I am sure the Deputy will find a way of raising it in order.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: Perhaps today would be a good day for that.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: It is not appropriate to the Order of Business but there are other ways in which it can be raised.
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: TÃ¡naiste, when will the pharmacy No. 2 Bill be brought to the House?
Order of Business (11 Oct 2007): Brendan Howlin: I am sure the Whips can decide on that matter.

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