The Clerk has asked the Secretary to the Executive Council what Bills we are likely to receive from the Dáil before we rise for the summer, and he has been informed in reply that the following four Bills will reach us:—
Appropriation Bill, 1931; Adaptation of Enactments Bill, 1931; Fisheries (Revision of Loans) Bill, 1931; Electricity (Supply) (Amendment) Bill, 1931.
There is also a motion dealing with the Report of the Commonwealth Conference, 1930, and another dealing with our Treaty with France. This is the business with which we shall have to deal, in addition to what is already before us. I think we shall be kept in Session for another fortnight.