Lemass, Seán F.Wednesday, 20 June 1934 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Shannon Fisheries Legislation.
Legislation dealing with fisheries and fishing rights in the Shannon, which have been affected by the operation of the hydro-electric scheme, will be introduced in the present session. I am fully awa...
Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Employment in Saorstát Industry.
Particulars of employment have not been collected in the precise form to enable the information required by the Deputy to be given. In addition, a number of returns are still outstanding for most of t...
I meant 17. I said the aggregate employment in the industries mentioned at 3, 14 and 17 was 362.
Yes.
The circumstances are that the voluntary returns from the firms engaged in the industries have not been completed.
I cannot.
The information which was made available in these forms or in the tabulated statement which is laid on the Table of the House from time to time is information obtained from the voluntary returns. Des...
Compulsory power is used for the purpose of getting the information which is published in the census of production.
Private Business. - Housing (Financial and Miscellaneous Provisions) (Amendment) Bill, 1934—First Stage.
Yes.
Private Business. - Finance Bill, 1934—Committee Stage (Resumed).
It was not intended that the duty in reference No. 4 should apply to boilers which were an integral part of a range or grate, and I understand that the reference was so interpreted by the Revenue Comm...
In so far as the Deputy's remarks relate to reference No. 5, it is correct that the duty does not apply to galvanised cast-iron goods. It applies only where wrought iron or steel galvanised is used in...
No. They are free.
There are two references. The items from (a) to (g) at reference No. 5 are dutiable when they are galvanised wrought iron or galvanised steel, and at reference No. 6, cast-iron articles of the type se...
I think the introduction of the words, instead of having the effect of making the definition explicit, as the Deputy suggests, would have quite the contrary effect. The term “educational” is obviousl...
We have not had any reason to doubt their claim in that regard as yet. The main objection, however, to the Deputy's amendment is the administrative difficulties that would arise from the insertion of...
That is a still more general term.
I can vouch for the liberality of the Revenue Commissioners.
It shows the absolute confidence they have in the Minister.
The Deputy's case is based on the information supplied to him that the licensing section of the Department of Industry and Commerce is not functioning as efficiently as it should. These cloths are no...
I will undertake to consider it further and see if we can get a definition which will exempt them. I think that can be done for the piqué cloth all right, but I am not very hopeful about the webbing ...
With regard to reference No. 22, I want to mention that we propose on the Report Stage to insert in the fourth column of the Schedule certain words which will exempt bookbinding cloth from the scope o...
We delayed imposing this duty on whiting for some time, while certain experiments were being carried out with the Clare product. The stage has now been reached when we can say that the whiting is suit...
Yes.
Yes. At present all requirements are being allowed in under licence in normal quantities because production has not yet commenced. Schedules 1 to 8, inclusive, and the Title agreed to. Fourth Stage ...
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