The problem is that what the Minister has described is a very different scenario from what was promised by his predecessor, who indicated that funding would be announced and approved in 2025 and the project would be completed by 2030. From all the conversations I am having with public transport providers, I do not accept that the electrified depot capacity is the problem. My view is that the Government simply is not willing at this point to commit the funding for DART+ South West. That means the project will not st…

The Minister is famous for it.

When will we get the funding?

When will we get the funding?

I would be more than happy to commend the Minister and welcome an actual announcement on the actual date the funding is going to be released. I would even write him a personal letter of thanks on behalf of my constituents. The problem is that he took a decision to delay a vital piece of public transport infrastructure for five years on a commitment given by his predecessor. Those are the facts. Yes, it is the first time I have come here, but the Minister knows I have been raising this matter with him since he becam…

Unless they are factually accurate, which they are.

As we all have. When will it get the funding?

He will not answer the question. He has 27 seconds. When will the NTA get the money?

When will the NTA get the money? It is a simple question.

No answers, as usual, Minister.

That was not the question.

We do not have 60% of BusConnects.

Where is BusConnects?

I will be coming back in shortly. The Minster of State need not worry.

It is not the vast majority.

Slowly.

I thank the Minister of State. I thank the officials from the Department of housing for the two very detailed briefings they gave us on Monday and Tuesday and for the follow-on assistance they have given us to try to get our heads around this complex legislation in a very short time. The central proposition of this Bill is twofold. One is to take the existing eligibility rules for people to access social housing support and put them on a statutory basis, while the other is to provide an appeals mechanism for people…

Hear, hear.

It did not recommend that.

At least I do not misrepresent the Housing Commission's report, as the Taoiseach has done.