O'Donoghue, JohnTuesday, 14 October 2008 |
Dáil Eireann Debate
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Leader’s Questions.
Deputies, please. The Taoiseach has only just started. Let him finish.
Allow the Taoiseach to finish, please.
Order.
Order of Business.
There are five proposals to be put to the House. Is the proposal that the Dáil shall sit later than 8.30 p.m. tonight agreed? Agreed. Is the proposal for dealing with No. 22, Budget Statement and t...
I understand that is the normal procedure. Is the proposal for dealing with Private Members’ business agreed? Agreed. Is the proposal for dealing with divisions demanded on No. 22 agreed? Agreed. ...
There can be no point of clarification because under Standing Orders we cannot have a second intervention on this matter.
I must ask whether the fifth proposal is agreed. The Deputy can raise the matter on the Order of Business. Is the proposal agreed? Agreed.
That will have to be dealt with on Friday. I call Deputy Gilmore.
There will be a debate on the scheme.
That is the end of that. Some leeway was allowed on the banking situation for obvious reasons——
The Deputy is the epitome of the saying: “Give him an inch and he will take a yard.”
The Deputy is stretching beyond a yard. I call the Taoiseach on the scheme.
Three Members are offering. I hope to suspend the sitting for a short period in advance of the Budget Statement.
We have moved on from that legislation.
It is a pity the Deputy did not indicate when we were having that discussion.
We cannot go into that now. That is not in order on the Order of Business.
I call Deputy Lynch.
Vocational Education (Primary Education) Bill 2008: First Stage.
Is the Bill being opposed?
Since this is a Private Members’ Bill, Second Stage must, under Standing Orders, be taken in Private Members’ time.
Budget Statement 2009.
Sula nglaofaidh mé ar an Aire Airgeadais, meabhraím do Chomhaltaí go bhfanann na doiciméid atáá scaipeadh maidir leis an mbuiséad faoi rún go dtí go bfógróidh an tAire iad. Ní ceart iad a thógáil ná ...
The Minister without interruption.
Please allow the Minister to continue without interruption.
The Minister, without interruption.
The Minister, without interruption.
I remind the Deputy that we are not allowed to cast aspersions on people outside the House. I would prefer if you confined yourself to talking about people in the House.
I am just telling you why you cannot use such an example.
Allocation of Time: Motion.
Is that agreed?
The format will be the same as for Committee Stage in a debate.
Yes.
Financial Resolution No. 3: Income Tax.
Before I call on Deputy Michael Mulcahy, as several Members are offering to contribute, I ask Members to follow the example of Deputies Enda Kenny and Ruairí Quinn in being concise and to the point. ...
There is no way the Deputy’s colleague can contribute unless he concludes.
I call Deputy Varadkar and remind him that the Taoiseach must get an opportunity to reply.
The Deputy must deal with the financial resolutions.
The Deputy must stay on the resolution.
The Taoiseach without interruption.
Time is very limited.
Financial Resolution No. 13: Stamp Duties.
Let her finish.
Let her finish.
That is a matter for another day.
I will put the question.
Toisc go bhfuil an am a cheadaíodh don díospóireacht seo caite, ní foláir dom an cheist a chur de réir ordú na Dála.
There cannot be a point of order when I am putting the question.
The time permitted for this debate has expired.
I must put the question.
Financial Resolution No. 14: EXCISE — Mechanically Propelled Vehicles.
I will take the spokespersons first and I will do my best after that. There is very little time and I do not think I will get around to everybody.
Allow Deputy Hogan to finish.
The Minister will have five minutes to respond at the end of the debate.
Come on now. The Deputy can raise that matter tomorrow. I call Deputy Broughan.
I call Deputy Broughan briefly.
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