I have listened carefully to the Senator's contribution and agree with much of what he said. He spoke, in particular, about young people in disadvantaged areas and the need to ensure the Act was implemented as quickly as possible in order that appropriate intervention could take place. This would ensure less crime and fewer health problems among young people and promote inclusiveness. I agree with the Senator's views on the importance of voluntary work. We should praise and recognise those who give of their time to voluntary activities despite the many calls on them. They do the State and young people, in particular, a great service. I do not agree, however, with the Senator's request that a specific Department for youth affairs be set up. It is a very specific issue which needs particular attention and in respect of which the Government has allocated responsibility to a Minister of State. This puts a definite emphasis on the need for particular attention to be paid to this sector of society. I hope to do my best in that regard.