Doherty, SeánWednesday, 13 February 1991 |
Seanad Éireann Debate
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Business of Seanad.
I have notice from Senator Dan Kiely that, on the motion for the Adjournment of the House today, he proposes to raise the following matter: The need for the Minister for the Marine to make funds avail...
Order of Business.
Before I call the Leader of the House, I would like to ask for the co-operation of all Members of the House today in dealing effectively and efficiently and within a reasonable length of time with the...
I think I should respond to that part of the Senator's question. There is a certain statutory function that must be pursued in that regard. I have undertaken to exercise that in the first instance an...
I agree that what the Senator is addressing is important but he is going down the very road we are trying to avoid. I want to ask your co-operation. There is a procedure for discussing any matter and...
I think we are drifting slightly from the Order of Business.
It is difficult to know at what point one should begin.
There is a provision in Standing Order 29 for Members to raise any matter they feel concerned about and consider urgent. That provision obtains.
Again, Senator, it must be by way of motion. While not wanting to be absolutely restrictive, at the same time I cannot allow what is tantamount to a speech to be made.
I accept that, Senator Norris, but really you are engaging in a very wide area now if we are going to debate Standing Order 29. I just gave you a moment on it due to the fact that it was mentioned.
I want to remind you, Senator, that you are not entitled to read the motion, but seeing that you have it read there is little I can do about it.
Senator Norris, have you a question for the Leader of the House?
You are gone beyond the question, Senator.
Well, there is a full stop where you are concerned now unless you adhere more strictly.
The Senator has made his point.
There is no necessity to make such an emphatic statement. The Senator has put the question to the Leader of the House and I am sure he will reply.
I must remind the Senator, as I have with others——
I do, but there is no provision in Standing Orders for personal frustration.
Tá an Seanadóir as ordú anois.
We are moving away from what was intended by the remarks of the Leader of the House.
I cannot allow the Senator to go down that road.
It may be relevent to another time and another place.
Senator Fallon, without interruption.
Environmental Protection Agency Bill 1990: Second Stage (Resumed).
Senator O'Toole, I have notice under Standing Order 29 from Senator Brendan Ryan regarding a motion he wishes to move under that Standing Order. I will just point out, which is the common and usual p...
Request under Standing Order 29.
I have given careful consideration to the matter raised by Senator Ryan and I cannot consider it to be a matter contemplated by Standing Order 29 and I regret, therefore, that I have to rule it out of...
Environmental Protection Agency Bill, 1990: Second Stage (Resumed).
When is it proposed to sit again?
Adjounment Matter. - Kerry Storm Damage.
I have notice from Senator Kiely that on the motion for the Adjournment of the House he wishes to deal with the need for the Minister for the Marine to make funds available for the repairs to the coas...
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