Complexities arise not just on questions of cost but also in terms of the structure of the bequest and its management in the will of Sir Alfred Chester Beatty. A working party established last year to examine the position and put forward recommendations, chaired by Dr. T. P. Hardiman and consisting of representatives of the Department of the Taoiseach and of the Office of Public Works among others, considered a number of possible locations and concluded that the best option of housing the collection was in the Clock Tower, Dublin Castle. There are a number of advantages in such a site. It would provide for the greatest possible accessibility of the collection and it would also fit in with the locality. If the building was refurbished this would be very appropriate usage for it. There are many merits in locating the library in this building and talks are taking place on the matter. I received a recent request for a meeting with the chairman of the trustees, Mr. justice Brian Walsh, and I hope to proceed on the basis of the working group's report. However, there are difficulties to be ironed out.