Howlin, BrendanWednesday, 31 March 1999 |
Dáil Éireann Debate
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Order of Business.
On a point of order, to be helpful—
The Minister of State made a commitment last night and it would be helpful to the ordering of business today if the timeframe of that commitment were explained in advance of a decision on the referral...
May I ask one question?
During last night's debate I requested the Government to ask the Attorney General to seek that the file of the DPP in this case would be laid before the House. The sworn affidavits would have been pub...
Lest we forget the request I made earlier, which the Tánaiste seemed to accept, the easiest way to get quickly to the full truth would be for the DPP's file, including sworn affidavits from all involv...
Written Answers. - Electricity Generation.
Asked the minister: the effect of the Electricity Regulation Bill, 1998, in terms of the opening up of the market to generation capability as currently framed by her; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
Written Answers. - Succession Rights.
Asked the minister: his view on whether the options available to persons who wish to sever connections with their parents in terms of legal next-of-kin are adequate; if he has received representations seeking legislative...
Written Answers. - Teachers' Salaries.
Asked the minister: if his attention has been drawn to the fact that a person (details supplied) in County Wexford who is entitled on the basis of incremental credit to be paid at point 22 of the secondary teachers' pay ...
Written Answers. - Educational Projects.
Asked the minister: if his Department's budget in relation to the new education centre for County Wexford includes any provision in respect of incorporation of works of art in this project; if so, the amount of this prov...
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