Before we adjourn, I wish to mention I have been informed by the President that he expects to get the Appropriation Bill passed in the Dáil to-morrow, and he is then moving the adjournment of the Dáil until the 1st August, when it is supposed, and hoped, that all the Bills will have been dealt with by us, and in so far as they have to be again considered by the Dáil, they can be considered on that date. That raises the question as to what date the Seanad would like to fix for the discussion of the Appropriation Bill, which is practically all the business that will be left to us, because in regard to the other Bills those of them that were in any way contentious are not to be sent up to us until October. I refer to the Local Government Bill, the Intoxicating Liquor Bill, the Dairy Produce Bill, and the Live Stock Breeding Bill. There are two other Bills, the State Harbours Bill and the Drainage Maintenance Bill, which will pass through the Dáil to-day, and then there is one other Bill, the State Lands Bill, which it is hoped will pass through the Dáil to-morrow. I want the views of Senators as to what date they would like to be fixed for the discussion by this House of the Appropriation Bill. It will be very inconvenient for the President, who is very anxious to be here when the Bill is being discussed, if this is not taken before Wednesday next. It would be open to the House, if they are prepared to do it, to sit on Saturday next for the purpose of discussing this Appropriation Bill, or Monday, or Tuesday, Saturday or Monday preferably for the convenience of the President.
