Burton, JoanThursday, 6 May 2010 |
Dáil Eireann Debate
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Order of Business
Question put: “That the proposal for dealing with No. a11 be agreed to.”
Voted No 
Ministers are visitors, like swallows.
Is the Tánaiste committed to a debate next week in the House in respect of decisions that will be taken by the Heads of Government at the leaders’ meeting in Brussels tomorrow concerning Greece and th...
I believe the Minister for Finance was not able to go to the meeting of Finance Ministers earlier this week.
I am sorry. Under the Lisbon treaty there is an obligation on the Taoiseach, as Head of Government, to come into the Dáil before he goes to leaders’ and governmental meetings and inform the House of ...
——a very simple question. I want to know what position the Irish Government is taking in regard to hedge funds and private equity regulation within Europe in the context of the frenzy of speculation ...
——against Government bonds and debt in various countries.
I am the Labour Party spokesperson on finance. I ask the Minister if she has committed on behalf of the Government to a debate or discussion next week. I have a second question, which is related, if ...
It is not a detailed question.
It concerns the timing of a discussion the Minister seemed to acknowledge and the forthcoming legislation. It is perfectly in order.
I am sorry. That is not satisfactory. These are some of the most momentous decisions and, basically, we are told nothing.
It will be two weeks before we have a discussion.
What was the Lisbon treaty referendum for?
Private Members’ Business - Ministerial Pensions: Motion (Resumed)
Amendment put.
Voted No
Question put: “That the motion, as amended, be agreed to.”
Voted No
Other Questions - Multi-denominational Schools
Asked the minister: if she will reconsider proceeding with three new community national schools; if her attention has been drawn to the fact that concerns have been raised by the members of the religious advisory group ...
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