Ó Caoláin, Caoimhghín

Wednesday, 24 February 2010

Dáil Eireann Debate
Vol. 703 No. 2

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Ceisteanna — Questions - State Visits.

Asked the minister: his priorities for the March 2010 meeting of the European Council; and if he will make a statement on the matter. More Button

Asked the minister: the official visits abroad he proposes for the year 2010; and if he will make a statement on the matter. More Button

What position has the Government taken on the EU attitude towards the economic crisis in Greece? The EU has been encouraging the Greek authorities to adopt austerity measures similar to those employe...More Button

With regard to the Greek economic situation, the Taoiseach did not reply as to whether he would tackle the very obvious situation in that economy, which is also very obvious in our economy, the evasio...More Button

I am responding to what the Taoiseach said. I am not seeking any more latitude than you have already granted here this morning, a Cheann Comhairle.More Button

With regard to surveillance and monitoring, does the Taoiseach have any reason to believe, and is there not a possibility at least, that Mossad is operating in this jurisdiction? There was not only t...More Button

It is extremely important.More Button

I beg your pardon, it is totally relevant. Yesterday, the so-called Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the European Union met and, according to reports this morning, our Minister and this country’s rep...More Button

It is. We are talking about European Council meetings——More Button

——and this is absolutely relevant. Why did the Government not seek to name Israel and to address the issues and charges that can be directed at that regime in the statement agreed yesterday by the Fo...More Button

Everybody would agree that diplomacy is the way to approach the issue, if it could be demonstrated that it would work. However, in the situation vis-à-vis the Israeli regime and the rights of the Pal...More Button

——we are looking, in terms of the European Union, at a reward for the total disregard of the rights of the Palestinian people when the EU maintains the preferential trade agreement between it and the ...More Button

——under that regime. There is apartheid in the attitude of Israel to the Palestinian people. It is no different and, in order to address it, it is to be hoped that we are not depending once again on...More Button

The Taoiseach can still answer them.More Button

It is more that he does not want to.More Button

Nobody is dictating. We are asking questions.More Button

That is very convenient.More Button

I do not see it as outside the remit.More Button

Not at all.More Button

Order of Business.

The Minister for Health and Children?More Button

I thought the Taoiseach said “Health”. I was hoping that——More Button

I see the Taoiseach is taking that line from his colleague beside him.More Button

You are a great team.More Button

Do not worry.More Button

Go raibh maith agat. A general election date——More Button

Give me a moment. A general election date has not been declared but watching the Taoiseach this morning I see the battle has begun already. Yesterday an official of the Department of Justice, Equal...More Button

Communications (Retention of Data Bill) 2009: Report Stage (Resumed).

Question put: “That the words proposed to be deleted stand.”
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Question put: “That the words proposed to be deleted stand.”
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Communications (Retention of Data Bill) 2009: Fifth Stage.

Question proposed: “That the Bill do now pass.”
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Unemployment: Motion (Resumed).

Amendment put.
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Question put: “That the motion, as amended, be agreed to.”
No IndicatorVoted No More Button

Written Answers - Health Services.

Asked the minister: the medical entitlements of asylum seekers in direct provision; and if they are subject to restrictions in relation to which general practitioner they are allowed to visit. More Button

Written Answers - Mental Health Services.

Asked the minister: the steps that she has taken to address the mental health crisis among asylum seekers. More Button

Written Answers - Departmental Reports.

Asked the minister: further to Parliamentary Question No. 358 of 16 September 2009, the position regarding same. More Button

Written Answers - Child Care Services.

Asked the minister: further to Parliamentary Question No 250 of 20 October 2009, when a reply will issue from the Health Service Executive. More Button

Written Answers - Hospital Procedures.

Asked the minister: further to Parliamentary Question No. 121 of 26 November 2009, when a reply will issue from the Health Service Executive. More Button

Written Answers - Homeless Persons.

Asked the minister: the number of homeless asylum seekers; the services available to them; and if he will make a statement on the matter. More Button


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