Mulcahy, Richard JamesWednesday, 15 June 1932 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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Control of Manufactures Bill, 1932—Second Stage (Resumed).
This Bill can bring no hope or satisfaction to Deputy Morrissey or any Deputy looking at the matter in the way he does. I do not think that the Bill is seriously intended to do any such thing or that ...
I submit I am.
A large number of tariffs have been proposed to the House without information, good, bad or indifferent, as to the position of the industries which it was hoped to develop here. We had no information...
Is that the only information the Minister has of any penetration that is going on? We have got to information.
I submit that the Minister gave us the quotation as a substitute for information.
Will the Minister point to anytbing in this Bill that is going to prevent that going on?
We are asking fore information about the situation and about the Bill.
Is there a graph showing the increase of employment in the tariffed industries in thes years.
: We have been given no information.
Even if it were seven years in operation here?
Even after seven years here?
If the Minister would offer any sign of hope it would be easy to do that.
In connection with the licences to which the Minister has committed himself would he take into consiederation Secton 5, sub-section (2) paragraph (d) and would he make a statement as to what the terms...
Is the Minister not going outside whatever he said in his speech?
When we go into Committee, if this Bill is not defeated now, we might have to introduce amendments indicating ways in which the granting of licences should be indicated to the House if it is thought n...
Eucharistic Congress (MIscellaneous Provisions) Bill, 1932—From the Senand.
As regards the first two amendments, are we to understand that one of the principle intentions is that old vehicles brought to ply for hire in the city of Dublin will be required to run the gauntlet o...
Finance Bill, 1932—Second Stage.
Will the Deputy say why the application of those methods has doubled the registered unemployed in the City of Dublin since Deputies opposite took control?
rose.
I do not want to interrupt the Deputy in any way but it is just on a point of explanation. If Deputy Carney wants to bring me into it as regards the effect of this proposal on unemployment it is cert...
That is not so.
So far as arrangements in connection with the time of the House are concerned, we have from time to time had discussions with the Whips of the Government Party. These discussions have always arisen ve...
As a Party we are prepared to meet the Minister in every possible way, but we are not in the position, and have never been asked by any section of the House, to speak for other groups. I suggest that...
The Minister will find this Party desirous of giving him every facility.
Before we leave the subject, and as we have representatives from all Parties here now, perhaps we could avoid further misunderstandings by suggesting a definite time at which the Minister could get in...
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