David Norris (Independent) | Oireachtas source

Yes, to a fault. For example, it is very important to examine the order in which Members are called on to speak. I accept that the Leas-Chathaoirleach is bound by the rules but it is completely unacceptable that people may sit here for three quarters of an hour and a member of another party then floats in, not having been here for the first forty-five minutes, and gets to contribute straight away. That is ridiculous. It would put manners on people if they were expected to be here, sit and listen to others and respect the Order of Business.