I wish to advise the House of the following matters in respect of which notice has been given under Standing Order 21 and the name of the Member in each case: (1) Deputy Walsh — to discuss the question of the provision of interim accommodation by the Office of Public Works at Clonakilty, County Cork; (2) Deputy Costello — the need for the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform to ensure that all security firms are licensed and that a statutory code governs the delivery of large sums of money; (3) Deputy Ferris — the need to discuss the future of drift salmon fishermen; (4) Deputy Boyle — that the Minister respond to the reported criticisms of residents of an accommodation centre, details supplied, in Cork; (5) Deputy Neville — the inadequate capital funding under equal opportunities child care programme to four groups in County Limerick; (6) Deputy Healy — the need for the Minister to increase significantly Garda manning levels in south Tipperary; (7) Deputy Finian McGrath — a debate on the need for a public inquiry into the Stardust fire tragedy; (8) Deputy Deenihan — the need to provide funding for essential remedial, structural, operational and safety work at Fenit Harbour, County Kerry; (9) Deputy Burton — the situation facing families in Dublin 15 whose children have been refused a primary school place for next September; (10) Deputy Bruton — that the Minister give approval to the establishment of a new school operating the applied behaviour analysis for Dublin's north side; (11) Deputy Cowley — that the Minister explain why a school, details supplied, is to lose the equivalent of two teachers owing to the withdrawal of funding; and (12) Deputy McGinley — the need to upgrade cancer treatment facilities in the north west, with particular emphasis on radiotherapy treatment.
The matters raised by Deputies McGinley, Walsh, Burton and Bruton have been selected for discussion.