O'Keeffe, JimThursday, 12 April 2001 |
Dáil Eireann Debate
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Order of Business. - An Bille um an Triú Leasú is Fiche ar an mBunreacht, 2001: Céim an Choiste agus na Céimeanna Eile. Twenty-third Amendment of the Constitution Bill, 2001: Committee and Remaining Stages.
Tairgim leasú a 1: I gCuid 1, leathanach 7, i ndiaidh líne 4, an méid seo a leanas a chur isteach: “2º Ní dhéanann aon fhoráil atá sa Bhunreacht seo aon dlíthe a d'achtaigh, gníomhartha a rinne nó bea...
The Minister summed up the difference between us when he referred to the fact that I wanted to make explicit what he says is implicit in the single article that we are putting before the people. I may...
Indeed, and we are not referring to yesterday.
In a situation where there will be legislation which the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform says is very complicated, and a situation where the Taoiseach says there will be administrative m...
It seems there is an honest difference of view on what may be seen by many to be an esoteric point, although I do not believe it is. It is a basic constitutional point. I would like to cover a few of ...
Order of Business. - ALT 1. SECTION 1.
I have no problem with the substance of the section but I ask the Minister to check if the numbering proposal is correct. There are a number of referendum Bills, including the legislation relating to ...
Article 29.4.9º?
That solves the problem.
Written Answers - Land Registry.
Asked the minister: his views on whether it is acceptable that the State should effectively be running the Land Registry at a substantial annual profit of more than £12 million during the year 2000 while not providing th...
Written Answers - Registration of Title.
Asked the minister: his views on whether the Registry Office would provide a more efficient and prompt service and eliminate backlogs if the total fee income of the Office was available to the Office to run its operation...
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