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 Cassidy – the need for the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform to give an assurance that he will do everything possible to ensure the continuation of the missing persons helpline and to outline what steps, if any, he intends to take to expand this service; (2) Deputy Crawford – the urgent need to provide funding towards the extensions to Ballybay College and to Castleblaney College where there is a serious risk to pupils and staff who must cross the N2 primary road which forms part of the campus; (3) Deputy Durkan – the need for the Minster for Justice, Equality and Law Reform to investigate the circumstances surrounding the arrest on several occasions of a person in County Kildare, the mother of two small children and party in a family law dispute, and to state whether he is aware of the repeated hospitalisation of one of the children and the potential danger of liability in the event of the involvement of State agents or agencies; (4) Deputy Neville – the exposé by "Prime Time" on RTE last night which claimed to have uncovered a list of 105 Irish people suspected of trading child pornography through Internet chatrooms; (5) Deputy Michael Moynihan – the progress of Aghinagh national school, County Cork; and (6) Deputy Fiona O'Malley – the need to discuss the implications of the electricity regulator's recent warning and attempt to curtail the expansion of wind energy onto the national grid.
The matters raised by Deputies Crawford, Michael Moynihan and Neville have been selected for discussion.