Murphy, Dominick FWednesday, 16 December 1959 |
Seanad Éireann Debate
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Finance (No. 2) Bill, 1959—Second Stage (Resumed).
As I see it, in this Bill we are not dealing with the principle of income tax or the question whether income tax should continue to be collected from those people fortunate or unfortunate enough to ha...
Transport (No. 2) Bill, 1959—Second and Subsequent Stages.
It is not in the Bill.
That has nothing to do with the Bill before us.
No.
Not necessarily.
The Minister by now should have come to realise that there are very many experts on transport excepting the people who, from time to time, have been given the job of running public transport because s...
The Senator is doing very well with his private enterprise merchants. I was surprised to hear the Minister telling us about the concessions given since the position was supposedly frozen by legislati...
That is why the price of bread has gone down?
That has gone down too?
I do not think the House should be faced with an amendment at 11 o'clock at night.
I oppose the amendment and, considering what the Minister said in reply to the debate on Second Reading, it is clear anybody proposing an amendment like this is moving against the principle of organi...
Why then limit the competition to 900 licensed hauliers? Would the Senator explain that? Does he favour a free-for-all in the carriage of merchandise?
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