Deputy Martin Heydon believes it's time to move on following his colleagues apology.
Paschal Donohue should step down if he's found in breach of the ethics legislation.
That's the call from People Before Profit, after a complaint was made against the Minister to the Standards in Public Office Commission..
It's in relation to a group of people who hung election posters for Mr. Donohue in 2016 with a corporate van.
Junior Minister and Kildare South TD Martin Heydon says the Minister has made a mistake, but has corrected the record and apologised for the error:
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