Allow the Taoiseach to answer.
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Manners, please. The Deputy's leader will respond.
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I am not going to ask again. Respect the discourse of the House, on both sides.
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Deputy Ó Broin, your party leader asked the question. You are not special.
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Deputy Ó Broin, do you have a special dispensation that I am unaware of? Please allow the answer to the question your Leader has asked.
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The Deputy's party leader will respond.
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There is not much point in this.
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Allow the answer.
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It is now up to Deputy McDonald to respond. Deputies have been very disruptive.
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It is deliberate but it has been handled. The Taoiseach's time is up. I ask Deputy McDonald to respond.
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Will Deputy Ó Broin allow his leader to respond, unless it has changed?
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Deputy McDonald.
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Deputy McDonald, your time is now up but I ask you, on behalf of the House, to withdraw the name you have just used.
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Will you withdraw that remark?
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You will not. That is fine.
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I have asked. Deputy McDonald, your time is up. Now you are taking advantage. Resume your seat.
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The Taoiseach to respond, please.
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Allow the answer.
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As a party, it is not-----
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Deputy Ó Broin.
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I suggest we move on.
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Thank you. This is absolute, total and utter disrespect.
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That is it. I call Deputy Ivana Bacik.
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Before the Deputy starts, it is incomprehensible that, as either side of the House is incapable of respecting one another's time-----
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I said "one another's" in terms of respectful discourse. I am asking for co-operation to get through the business of the day. I call Deputy Ivana Bacik.
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I thank the Taoiseach. He will come back in. I call Deputy Bacik.
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The time is up.
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I thank the Deputy and call the Taoiseach to respond.
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I thank the Taoiseach and call Deputy Cairns.
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The time is up.
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Do not interrupt again, Deputy Hearne.
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Are you not happy with your leader posing the question?
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Excuse me. The rules are the rules. This is Leaders' Questions. If you are not happy with the leader you have asking the question, maybe you would consider changing that but respect the answer to the question that has been asked.
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We will continue now.
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Deputy, I am not going to ask again.
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Deputy, I am not going to tell you again.
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Deputy Hearne, you are free to leave if you cannot comply with the rules.
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Deputies, if you do not listen to the answer-----
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Taoiseach, excuse me. This is not a back and forth. I suggest Deputy Hearne go away and learn the rules of the House. The Standing Order for Leaders' Questions is a back and forth between the leaders. Do you have a difficulty with that? At any stage, if you cannot comply with the rules or the Chair's direction, you are free to leave, as is any Member. We have a lot of business to do today and I intend to get on with it. Do you wish to finish, Taoiseach?
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Time is up, thank you. Deputy Tóibín is next.
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Do not dare.
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Deputy, do not.
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The time is up now Taoiseach.
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Thank you, Taoiseach. That concludes Leaders' Questions.
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That concludes Leaders' Questions and the Taoiseach's time is up as well. I have two welcomes with regard to the Gallery. Deputy Richard O'Donoghue would like to welcome a ladies group from Bulgaden, County Limerick who are in the Gallery. We also have group called It Takes A Village from Greystones, which has campaigned on social media protections for children, and includes children from St. Patrick's national school. They are all very welcome and I hope they are enjoying the robustness of politics.
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