Hogan, PatrickThursday, 2 March 1933 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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(An Clár): I had hoped that I would not have an opportunity of referring to the muddle of the labour exchanges on this Vote. I had hoped that representations which were made not alone by individual m...
(Clare): I do.
I am not responsible for what he says.
In Committee on Finance. - Local Government Bill, 1933—Second Stage.
I am waiting to see. The Deputy has not yet elaborated his point.
I am afraid that that has no relevancy whatever. I thought that the Deputy might have established some relevancy on other grounds.
I would suggest that it is time that the Deputy did.
What has this to do with this Bill? We are not proposing to pay any Deputy who went across or who impeded anyone who went across.
Any Deputy who went across is not referred to in this measure.
There is nothing in this Bill about Deputies.
Táim ag fanamhaint ar an dTeachta é sin do theasbaint.
Is that in this Bill?
It is suggested that in this Bill the Government propose to deprive the people the Deputy is referring to of their pension rights?
I am allowing that.
That is not in this Bill.
I cannot allow the Deputy to travel over the whole of the Government policy in this measure. I have no evidence before me in this Bill to show that the Government is threatening to dismiss anybody fo...
On a Second Reading speech a Deputy can discuss what is in the Bill and what he would like to see in the Bill.
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