Mitchell, JimThursday, 7 June 1990 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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Order of Business.
On a point of order, I presume the Minister is moving the motion on the Order Paper, “That the Bill be ordered for Second Stage”. If so——
Could I ask when the Bill was ordered for Second Stage?
Yes.
A united Opposition and a dishevelled Government.
Broadcasting Bill, 1990: Second Stage.
An OG by the Benches opposite.
It certainly will.
Never before in the history of broadcasting has the Minister responsible been so doggedly and visibly opposed to and angry with RTE. However, this has been the Minister's consistent approach to RTE si...
Having failed to screw them one way his face-saving half baked compromise rightly screws RTE but unfortunately with no advantage to the independent broadcasting sector or the Irish print media. The b...
You are being most unfair, a Leas-Cheann Comhairle, to Deputy Roche. It is well known that Deputy Roche is the Minister's hangman. He comes in here every day of the week to try to defend the indefens...
The most important point which emerges from the introduction of this Bill has nothing to do with broadcasting and everything to do with judgment. It is a very long time since a Bill was introduced wh...
For the present?
What the Minister is doing amounts to the equivalent of increasing the licence fee by approximately £14 per week. It is easy to calculate the sum — 800,000 multiplied by 14 gives one the approximate...
Broadcasting Bill, 1990: Second Stage (Resumed).
There will be no agreement. Committee Stage ordered for Tuesday, 12 June 1990.
Written Answers. - Rules to National Schools.
Asked the minister: the reason she was unable to furnish to the Oireachtas Library, on request, a copy of all circulars issued by her updating and amending the Rules for National Schools, last issued in codified form in...
Written Answers. - Discussions on Educational Matters.
Asked the minister: if she will make arrangements for parents to have involvement in discussions on educational matters taking place in the Central Review Committee under the Programme for National Recovery.
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