Tunney, James C.

Wednesday, 1 June 1988

Dáil Eireann Debate
Vol. 381 No. 5

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Sound Broadcasting Bill, 1987: Allocation of Time.

I am sure the Deputy's comments and objections will have been noted. Is it proposed to proceed as indicated, that we take amendments Nos. 4, 8, 17 and 59, and amendments to amendment 59, Nos. 1 to 5,...More Button

Sound Broadcasting Bill, 1987: Committee Stage.

My understanding was that we would take the first group which referred to the establishment of the commission and to membership of the commission and that we would than deal with the second group whic...More Button

I will endeavour to clarify it. My understanding is that in the first group we will deal with amendments Nos. 4, 8, 17 and 59 together with amendments to amendment No 59, Nos 1 to 5. We will deal wi...More Button

That is correct.More Button

We will allow Deputy O'Malley to finish this point.More Button

I am now moving to the amendments to amendment No. 59. Amendment No. 1 to amendment No. 59 not moved.More Button

Many a hope has faded in this House. Amendment, by leave, withdrawn.More Button

The Minister has indicated that he proposes accepting amendment No. 3.More Button

Is Deputy De Rossa happy with that?More Button

We now move to the second group of amendments and I hope our progress will be as satisfactory as with that on the first group.More Button

I remind the House, Deputy De Rossa, that we are still dealing with a quarter of the new Bill and we might move on.More Button

We are touching there on amendment No. 16. I thought maybe we would deal with and move away from amendments Nos. 10, 11 and 15.More Button

Deputy Cooney, conviction is not as enthusiastic as it was at the outset. Amendments Nos. 1 and 2 to amendment No. 10 not moved. Amendments Nos. 11 and 15 not moved.More Button

We are now moving to amendment No. 16 in the name of the Minister but first we will take amendment No. 1 to amendment No. 16.More Button

Private Members' Business. - Postal and Telecommunications Services (Amendment) Bill, 1988: Second Stage (Resumed).

Is the Deputy anxious that I put the question?More Button

Estimates, 1988. - Sound Broadcasting Bill, 1987: Committee Stage (Resumed).

Could I get the co-operation of the House? In respect of amendment No. 34, is the Deputy pressing the amendment?More Button

We come now to amendment No. 51.More Button

Is Deputy De Rossa comfortable with that assurance?More Button

We now move to the next category, amendments Nos. 42, 43 and 45. Amendments Nos. 42 and 45 are Government amendments.More Button

Is the Deputy not pressing his amendment?More Button

We come to the next category, amendment No. 49 and amendments Nos. 1 and 2 to amendment No. 49. NEW SECTION.More Button

We now come to amendment No. 50, amendments Nos. 1 to 4, inclusive, to amendment No. 50 and amendments Nos. 53 and 56. NEW SECTION.More Button

Does Deputy Bruton accept the Minister's explanation?More Button

I take it that Deputy O'Sullivan is not pressing amendment No. 3?More Button

We will now move on to the next category, commencing with amendments Nos. 7, 54 and 55.More Button

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