Conor D McGuinness Thanks Minister, Requests Five-Minute Return
Conor D McGuinness thanked colleagues and addressed the minister, offering five minutes for the minister to return. He characterised the matter as 'not the most important thing' while saying he was proud of its freshness.
He offered five minutes for the minister to return and thanked the Deputy for the exchange.
He said the matter was not the most important thing - it was not a good thing, nor the best, but he described it as fresh and expressed pride in it.
He repeatedly thanked those present, said it was great for them to come, thanked the minister, and said he was happy to see the minister as soon as they could.
Request for minister's return
He offered five minutes for the minister to return and thanked the Deputy for the exchange.
Assessment of the issue
He said the matter was not the most important thing - it was not a good thing, nor the best, but he described it as fresh and expressed pride in it.
Closing thanks and follow-up
He repeatedly thanked those present, said it was great for them to come, thanked the minister, and said he was happy to see the minister as soon as they could.
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