First, may I say I am delighted at the return of this House to the Seanad Chamber. I accept what the Chair has said in relation to that move. I think it is very important that you keep us up to date. I do not think there should be any problems. If there are any problems I hope that news will be conveyed to us, as you told us the good news today. It is intended to take Items Nos. 1 and 2 and Item No. 3 which will be taken from 6.30 to 8 p.m.
In the last session there was a query by Senator Fennell about, Item No. 15, the Interpretation (Amendment) Bill, 1989. I will just say we will take that at an early stage in consultation with the Whips. There were two other queries that were made prior to the Adjournment. One was the Report on Press Freedom and Libel by Professor Boyle and the other one was the ozone layer. On each of those we will have an early debate, taking into account the business for the next two weeks. We have Item No. 41 on the Order Paper and we will give it a reasonable time. In view of the fact that there is a large volume of public opinion which would suggest that we should debate the National Development Plan, I propose at this stage that we devote next week to that matter, unless there is urgent business or unless the House wants to discuss something else.