Fitzgerald, FrancesTuesday, 30 January 2001 |
Dáil Eireann Debate
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Written Answers. - Motor Insurance.
Asked the minister: the position regarding age discrimination by companies in relation to car insurance (details supplied); and the action she will take in this regard. 
Written Answers. - Booking Deposits.
Asked the minister: if action can be taken where a contractor takes deposits for work but either does not complete the work or does incomplete work as outlined in a newspaper article (details supplied).
Written Answers. - Pension Provisions.
Asked the minister: the reason the military service allowance is being refused prior to 1990; and if he will take action to remedy this.
Written Answers. - Domestic Abattoirs.
Asked the minister: the action he will take in view of the finding by the Food Safety Authority that one in five of abattoirs which are under the control of local authorities failed a Food Safety Authority check to ensur...
Written Answers. - Nursing Home Subventions.
Asked the minister: the action he will take in view of revelations in a recent newspaper (details supplied) to deal with the threat that health boards took money inappropriately from nursing home patients in their care; ...
Written Answers. - Minibus Service.
Asked the minister: the situation regarding funding to provide a minibus for a community (details supplied) in Dublin 8.
Written Answers. - Hospital Waiting Lists.
Asked the minister: the waiting times for hip operations in Cappagh Hospital, Dublin 11, and St. Vincent's Hospital, Dublin 4; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Asked the minister: the waiting times for a hip operation in St. Vincent's Hospital, Dublin, and Cappagh Hospital, Dublin.
Written Answers. - CJD Incidence.
Asked the minister: the number of people who have been diagnosed with CJD and new variant CJD here in the years 1995 to 2001; and the mechanisms currently in place for the reporting of this disease.
Written Answers. - Maternity Hospitals.
Asked the minister: if he has satisfied himself that Dublin maternity hospitals have the resources to deal with their increasing careloads.
Written Answers. - Hospital Accommodation.
Asked the minister: his views on the bed shortages in Dublin hospitals; his estimate of the shortages; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Written Answers. - Nursing Staff.
Asked the minister: the action he will take to deal with the nursing shortages in Dublin.
Written Answers. - AIDS Deaths.
Asked the minister: the number of deaths from AIDS in each of the years from 1995 to 2000; the numbers diagnosed with HIV in each of the past years 1995 to 2000; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Written Answers. - Planning and Development Act.
Asked the minister: when the provisions of the Planning and Development Act, 2000, will be signed into operation; the outstanding provisions in this regard; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
Written Answers. - Homeless Persons.
Asked the minister: the financial and other resources currently available to tackle homelessness in Dublin; if he will outline the scale of the problem; and the plans he has to tackle it.
Asked the minister: the reason the number of rough sleepers in central Dublin is more than two thirds of the number in central London while rough sleeping in London has fallen from 1,200 people in 1991 to its present lev...
Asked the minister: the reason Dublin has more people sleeping rough than Oxford, Manchester, Birmingham, Nottingham and Liverpool combined; the action he is taking to address this; and if he will make a statement on the...
Asked the minister: if his attention has been drawn to the fact that there are 1,950 single homeless people in the Dublin Corporation area; the resources available at national level to deal with this; and if he will make...
Asked the minister: the reason a hostel in the South Western Area Health Board in the Eastern Health Authority Region is paid £8 per night bed and breakfast per person and other operators are paid much higher rates for a...
Written Answers. - Departmental Funding.
Asked the minister: if he will provide funding to the Carmichael Centre for voluntary groups, North Brunswick Street, Dublin 7.
Written Answers. - Security of the Elderly.
Asked the minister: if he will abolish the annual maintenance charge of £52 annually for service of pendants for old age pensioners in rural areas.
Written Answers. - Pension Provisions.
Asked the minister: the number of people who do not qualify for either a contributory or non-contributory old age pension; the number of these who are public servants whose pension arrangements are supposed to compensate...
Written Answers. - Social Welfare Payments.
Asked the minister: the action his Department will take to ensure that vulnerable people, who are isolated and dependent on social welfare, receive essential help and monitoring; the circumstances surrounding the visits ...
Written Answers. - Social Welfare Benefits.
Asked the minister: the reason women who worked for 15 to 16 years continuously and who are now looking after children, are unable to qualify for unemployment benefit on a pro rata basis.
Written Answers. - Human Rights Commission.
Asked the minister: the action he will take in relation to further appointments to the Human Rights Commission; if legislation is necessary; and when the first meeting of the commission will take place.
Written Answers. - Rape Cases.
Asked the minister: the action that will be taken to combat the increased number of rapes reported in the Garda annual report 2000, if he has liaised with the rape crisis centres to establish their views on this issue; a...
Written Answers. - Dublin Street Violence.
Asked the minister: the developments in the initiative to combat street violence in the Dublin area.
Written Answers. - Child Care Places.
Asked the minister: the number of new child care places created in 2001; the amount of money allocated to various individuals, groups and organisations to create new places; the names of those to whom allocations have be...
Written Answers. - Childline Facilities.
Asked the minister: if he will review the £40,000 ceiling on grant support for new childline facilities.
Written Answers. - Higher Education Grants.
Asked the minister: if he intends to review the student maintenance grant payments and qualifying thresholds.
Written Answers. - Special Educational Needs.
Asked the minister: the reason a person (details supplied) in Dublin 6 cannot receive tui tion in his school from a resource teacher as recommended by a recent psycho-educational assessment.
Written Answers. - Educational Programmes.
Asked the minister: the number of schools where the RSE programme is being taught.
Asked the minister: the progress that has been made in introducing the exploring masculinity programme in schools; the number of schools where it is being taught or delivered; and if he will make a statement on the matte...
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