No, you are not.

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You are sitting on the wrong side of the House now.

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I also propose an amendment to the Order of Business under Standing Order 35(3)-----

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-----that we have an urgent debate on the issue of energy costs and the absolute need for energy credits to be extended and included in the budget on 7 October. Almost 500,000 customers have-----

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-----received a letter telling them that they will face a hike-----

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I have 30 seconds to state the amendment and speak to it.

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I have posed the amendment.

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We need this debate. I thank the Ceann Comhairle for her efficiency in containing the conversation on the floor.

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The Taoiseach's plan to withdraw energy credits in October's budget is a terrible one. Last week, almost half a million customers were informed by their energy companies that they would be hit with massive electricity bill hikes from next month. Irish households already pay among the highest electricity prices in Europe and now these energy companies squeeze struggling families again. Then along comes the Taoiseach to cancel the energy credits and he is effectively telling households, "Tough, you are on your own." Surely, this latest barrage of electricity price hikes gives him pause for thought. Surely, he can see that people still need the support of these energy credits. He cannot leave households high and dry and must include energy credits in the budget on 7 October.

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Neither are you, and you are the Taoiseach.

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Well, go and engage with them. You are in charge, are you not?

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