I welcome Deputy Bruton's suggestion that the Convention should deal with the possibility of an arm of the Irish Legislature, such as the Seanad, having the opportunity to challenge some European laws. That is one reason the electorate has lost confidence in Europe. We all recognise the positive aspects of Europe, such as the funding Ireland receives, but such positive impressions can be lost. There is a need for reform and for people to have a tangible input. If the Seanad could challenge some EU laws and directives, as Deputy Bruton suggested, there would be more tangible recognition among the electorate of such an input. The same goes for his suggestion regarding the direct election of a President; that could be another carrot to entice the electorate to get involved in Europe.