Tully, JamesThursday, 27 May 1971 |
Dáil Eireann Debate
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Committee on Finance. - Vote 39: Labour (Resumed).
I know that it was agreed to take Estimates on Thursdays but I should like to ask the Minister for Labour, through you, Sir, why the Redundancy Payments Bill is not being finished? Could the Minister...
Why was it not included in the Budget figure?
That is a different thing. The Minister is talking about children at school. We are talking about adults being trained and retrained.
Not long enough. If I had got a few more minutes to prepare I would have gone on for another hour.
It would take a couple of years to train them and if you intend to train them you would need to start.
You said it about the 60,000 unemployed, that it was impossible.
If the Minister tries to twist my words I have the right to point out that he will not do it.
The Minister seems to have misunderstood me. I am as much in favour of the national wage agreement as he is. It is the interpretation of those to whom it applies which, I think, will have to be care...
That is what I said, but not before and that is where some mistakes have been made.
No. For instance, the local authorities agreement terminates on 31st December next and they come under the new agreement on 1st January, 1972. Therefore, they are not at present under the national w...
Perhaps the Minister might have listened a bit more carefully.
CIE made no offer from July in one year to May the next year.
I was talking about school bus drivers, not the current dispute. I was talking about bus drivers employed to drive school buses whose claim has gone from July of this year to May of next year and no o...
We have not allowed them to take strike action because we do not want these things if they can be avoided.
God rest poor Seán Dunne. He put down a motion a few days before he died suggesting that they should get a certain percentage of the employment, but the Government defeated it.
Estimates, 1971-72. - Vote 26: Local Government.
He must be expecting a general election. The Deputy had better ask him. Progress reported; Committee to sit again.
Questions—Ceisteanna. Oral Answers. - Oireachtas Staffs.
asked the Minister for Finance if he will state in respect of 1st May, 1960, and of 1st May, 1971, the number of staff employed in the Office of the Houses of the Oireachtas, indicating each category ...
I have not asked the question but, perhaps, the Minister might be able to say if the establishment can be given as well or has the Minister got that? Should I put down another question?
I mean are the vacancies which have not been filled included?
Questions—Ceisteanna. Oral Answers. - County Donegal Industry.
Would the Minister be able to say whether or not it is correct that the factory has passed out of the hands of the former owner to Unilever and that in fact what Deputy Harte says is correct, that the...
Questions—Ceisteanna. Oral Answers. - Wandering Horses.
Questions—Ceisteanna. Oral Answers. - Army Regulations.
The Deputy should hear what the officers are sometimes called by the men.
Questions—Ceisteanna. Oral Answers. - Peace Keeping Duties.
asked the Minister for Defence how much money is owed to date by the United Nations to this country in respect of Irish peace keeping forces.
Questions—Ceisteanna. Oral Answers. - Road Signs.
asked the Minister for Local Government if he will advise local authorities to clean or replace dirty or damaged road and tourist signs.
I am sure the Minister has noticed that the road signs in practically every county seem to be very dirty. Some are badly damaged, so badly damaged that it is impossible to discern the names. Perhaps...
Written Answer. - Tax Revenue.
asked the Minister for Finance if he will state in respect of the years ended 31st March, 1970, and 1971, the actual or estimated revenue from (a) turnover tax and (b) wholesale tax.
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