Norris, David P.B.

Thursday, 25 November 2010

Seanad Eireann Debate
Vol. 205 No. 17
Unrevised

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Business of Seanad

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Order of Business

Hear, hear. Bang on.More Button

In view of the very difficult economic circumstances it is very interesting to see that 500 to 600 people were in the ballroom of the Shelbourne Hotel yesterday bidding for the Bank of Ireland art col...More Button

——in order that students and their families do not always have to go through this anxious time. It hits a lot of people. Politics are being played in Brussels with the farm grant. Because of a dispu...More Button

Could we please get our priorities right? Could we please get values that serve the people of this country? Let us not be completely and utterly daft.More Button

Well done.More Button

Absolutely.More Button

We want as much good news as possible.More Button

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Renewable Energy: Statements

Senator Quinn has given me my lead in with his reference to the four-year plan. I propose to speak about a particular form of energy about which I have spoken in this House previously. Members may r...More Button

I know exactly what we are dealing with and I am speaking to it.More Button

I am talking about renewable energy and have made it perfectly clear, logically and intellectually, how I am doing it.More Button

I am giving the institutions. I am perfectly entitled to name them. We have mentioned repeatedly Bank of Ireland and so on. It is frustrating the democratic wish of this House if the people concern...More Button

I am dealing with it because I have given a definition of “money” as including renewable energy.More Button

The business was ordered and I am speaking to it. The names are Aberdeen Asset Management (London) Limited, AGICAM, Aktia Asset Management, Aletti Gestielle SGR, AllianceBernstein (UK) Limited, Allia...More Button

I am speaking very directly and clearly about renewable energy.More Button

I most certainly am.More Button

It is very relevant.More Button

It is the most relevant issue in this country.More Button

I will outline how relevant it is. Mr. Mohammed El-Erian, director of Pimco, which has $1.35 trillion in assets on its books and advises bondholders, said if——More Button

I do not accept the Chair’s ruling because I have indicated that I am talking about renewable energy. I have given a definition of “money” as including renewable energy. I have defined my terms clea...More Button

For what reason?More Button

It is completely relevant. We are talking about energy. I am talking about the most vital form of energy for this country and calling on the Minister to ensure the Government makes it very clear tha...More Button

One Swiss bondholder owns 40% of the bonds and will get millions of euro from us.More Button

I thank the Cathaoirleach. I would like to make it clear that I did not mean any disrespect to this House, the Cathaoirleach or the Minister. I believed I was pursuing a perfectly logical course of ...More Button


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