Will the Leader agree that, as this is a crucial time for Irish tourism, those who work within the industry need to wake up to reality in terms of pricing? An article at the weekend outlined the excessive costs being passed on to domestic and international tourists. Ireland is pricing itself out of the tourism market. Will the Leader agree to a debate on tourism in the coming weeks so that we can concentrate on this issue? The Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism could explain the measures, if any, the Government can bring forward to reduce the massive price increases taking place within the industry. If the tourism industry wants to get back on its feet, it must ensure that its cost structure is competitive and that it is giving good value for money. As a result of figures that appeared at the weekend, I believe that we do not compare favourably with other countries within the EU and those outside it. I ask for an immediate debate on this issue.