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Written Answers. - Semi-State Bodies.

Wednesday, 27 May 1992

Dáil Éireann Debate
Vol. 420 No. 4

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  85.  Mr. Kenny  Information on Enda Kenny  Zoom on Enda Kenny   asked the Minister for Finance  Information on Bertie Ahern  Zoom on Bertie Ahern   if semi-State bodies are responsible to individual Ministers; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Minister for Finance (Mr. B. Ahern): Information on Bertie Ahern  Zoom on Bertie Ahern  Responsibility for State-sponsored bodies rests in the first instance with a specific Minister in each case. In most instances the legislation establishing State bodies confers specific powers and duties on the Minister under whose aegis they operate. I would add, however, that in line with the principle of collective responsibility, these bodies are ultimately answerable to the Government.


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