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| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The Order of Business is No. 1, Markets in Financial Instruments Bill 2018 - Committee and Remaining Stages, to be taken at 4.45 p.m.; No. 2, Greyhound Racing Bill 2018 – Committee Stage, to be taken at 5 p.m. or at the conclusion of No. 1, whichever is the later, and adjourned a... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [804] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] A recent report by Care Alliance Ireland states nearly 6,100 people nationwide are awaiting home helps. It outlines that it is more difficult to access a home help today than it was ten years ago. Care Alliance Ireland also indicates that there seems to be a disparity between a... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [804] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I compliment the Minister for Education and skills on taking rapid action at Ardgillan College. I know that some of the Leader's colleagues are in the constituency. The question on my mind is whether we will pay for the mistakes of the Celtic tiger era a second time, as we find... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [805] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I refer to the closure last Friday of the Authentic Food Company in Dundalk. Senator Nash raised the issue during the Commencement debate earlier. Staff in the company were treated deplorably by management. Its parent company has its headquarters in Manchester. A total of 180... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [805] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The Senator should not say "Yes" too many times.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] People need to vote "Yes" with the many bodies which have called for the removal of this law.[Devine, Máire] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The next speaker is Senator Nash who spoke at length earlier during the Commencement debate about the job losses to which the previous speaker referred. I am sure some action will be taken to deal with the matter.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I thank Senator Devine for acknowledging my work on the issue which I raised and debated earlier with the Minister of State. Apart from the requirement to ensure the staff will receive the entitlements they are due, there is a bigger issue at play - showing respect for workers c... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] And in the opinion polls too.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I imagine-----[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] That is the Senator's opinion.[Lawlor, Anthony] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Probably more pertinently in the opinion polls also.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The Senator should leave politics out of it.[Lombard, Tim] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [806] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] One of the important aspects of the original confidence and supply arrangement was the requirement that all arrangements between the Government and Independent Deputies on whom it depended for its support would be published, but we have seen no such material arising from that or ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] They might come and join us-----[Butler, Ray] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] That is something that should be of great concern to everybody who is interested in democracy and ethics. This is a matter not just for Fine Gael but for Fianna Fáil also. I ask that it focus clearly on those arrangements and demand that Fianna Fáil ensure it take centre stage ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Is the Senator part of the talks?[Lawlor, Anthony] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] As part of this much derided new politics, Bills have been passed on Second Stage in the Dáil and the Seanad that, at least under the terms of the confidence and supply arrangement, were supposed to move to Committee Stage within ten weeks of their passage on Second Stage in both... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] What about the Judicial Appointments Commission Bill?[Lawlor, Anthony] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] -----and not pretend that the Government agrees with all of them. If they do not agree with them, they can vote against them. That is the best thing to do.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The Senator's optimism is noted.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I want to talk about the Department of Education and Skills and thank the new Minister for his quick response in providing measures to deal with the school buildings that have structural failures.
I refer to the issue of leaving schools vacant when a school moves to another loc... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [807] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The Leader will recall that last week I raised the issue of the water supply from the Eddie Fullerton Dam, north of Buncrana. I asked for the assistance of the Minister for Housing, Planning and Local Government, Deputy Eoghan Murphy, to make it clear to Irish Water that it need... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [808] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I raise an issue in respect of the Dormant Accounts Fund and welcome the announcement made by the Minister of State, Deputy Kyne, of the allocation of €1.2 million to upgrade eight volunteer information services to full volunteer centres. I have a particular interest in this iss... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [808] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I note a report in The Irish Times this morning that refers to a finding of the Law Reform Commission, LRC. It has called for a new, properly resourced white collar crime agency to work in close conjunction with the new white collar or corporate crime agency in the Office of the... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [808] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I will follow a trend in today's contributions by raising the efforts made by the Minister for Education and Skills to clarify the position on 30 schools that have been affected by unfortunate building habits in recent months and years. Several of these schools are in County Cor... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [809] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I raise the issue of the €700 million overspend in the health budget. I ask the Minister for Health to come to the House to provide a detailed breakdown of the budget overrun and details of the health capital plan. In my area the planning permission for an endoscopic unit in Na... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [809] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I thank Senator Lawlor for his brevity.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [809] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I welcome today's announcement that there will be an extensive exhumation of bodies at the Tuam mother and baby home. The remains will be forensically examined and, most importantly, there will then be a respectful burial. This issue has been widely debated and discussed. I un... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [809] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I raise the matter also raised by other Members of structural issues in Ardgillan community college and some 29 other colleges. We should not be in this position. I had the Minister in the House earlier today to address accommodation issues in Rush and Skerries when he alluded ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [810] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I thank the 11 Members for their contributions on the Order of Business. I agree with Senator Ardagh that we all need to take time to become familiar with the issue of epidermolysis bullosa - this is Epidermolysis Bullosa Awareness Week - and the impact it has on children. The ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [810] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Some €10 million of it will go into the pension fund.[Craughwell, Gerard P.] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [811] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I think the Senator will recognise that the Minister of State is proactive, attempting to redress the cuts of the past decade and trying to restore the pay and conditions of the Defence Forces.[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [811] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The White Paper is a flawed document. It does not deal with retention anywhere.[Craughwell, Gerard P.] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] If the Minister of State had his head buried in the sand, we would not have had the White Paper or the evolutionary change we see in the Defence Forces. He is well aware of the needs of members of the Defence Forces, as we all are from our constituencies. We are very fortunate ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I thank the Leader.[Craughwell, Gerard P.] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Senator Devine raised the issue of job losses in Dundalk. They are most disappointing and distressing for the families and the workers involved. Senator Nash also raised it as a Commencement matter with the Minister of State, Deputy Phelan. The Government's concern is for the ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I also referred to the issue of insolvency.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] We had a somewhat similar situation in Vita Cortex in Cork, as the Senator may recall from his time as a Minister of State.[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I was not involved; I was a backbencher at the time.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] We worked collectively to try to rectify that situation. It is disappointing to see this happening today and it is unacceptable. All of us will work to ensure the employees are treated properly. That is the best thing I can say to the Senators right now. It is disappointing.
... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] They cannot all be successful.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] When I say "success", I mean they might get their deposits back. There can only be one victor and to the victor go the spoils. Perhaps I should not say "the spoils", but to be elected Uachtarán, Head of State, is a huge honour and privilege. I wish whoever that person may be n... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [812] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I thank the Leader, but the whole process needs to be reformed to give the ordinary people a chance.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The ordinary person has a chance to run, but in the light of the carry-on of some candidates during the nominating process, they should receive tuition on the Constitution before any election-----[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] A resolution was passed by more than 98% of the Constitutional Convention's membership, which was the highest number seen, yet the Government has done nothing about it.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The question of Seanad reform is preoccupying the minds of many in this House, but it is important that we consider the process in the future.[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Perhaps as part of the renewal of the confidence and supply agreement.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I am coming to that. The Senator cheekily referred to the agreement. I am conscious that his party opted out of government after the previous election and would not join a new-----[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] We have done more than our bit for Ireland.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] And paid the price.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Yes.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I accept that. Many of us can tell the story and have the scars to prove what happened. It is important that we allow the talks to commence and wish the negotiators well in their deliberations. Perhaps some of the Bills Senator Nash has referenced are not fit to have gone any ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Then they should be opposed.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Some are not ready to proceed any further, but perhaps some others should be discussed by the Dáil's Business Committee. In the Seanad we do our business in a prompt manner and do not delay legislation unnecessarily.[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Yet we are.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I meant those of us on the Government side who are unlike other Senators who choose to obfuscate and, I dare say, waffle on certain Bills, but I will not go there.
Senator Butler raised an important-----[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Filibuster.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] That is the word. I could not think of it.[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [813] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Let us call it what it is. It is a filibuster.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] It is a much more eloquent description.[Nash, Gerald] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] And a perfectly legitimate political tactic.[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The father of the House's use of the English language is far better than waffling.[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] The Leader to conclude, please.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Senator Butler raised the issue of the Department of Education and Skills in the context of school buildings being left empty when schools moved to new premises. That such lands and buildings could be used for a variety of purposes is worth considering. I commend the Senator fo... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Will the Minister direct Irish Water to meet the representatives?[Norris, David] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Some of our councillors in County Donegal have also raised the matter with-----[Buttimer, Jerry] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] This is the second time it has happened this year. It merits an intervention. Of course, I will submit a Commencement matter for consideration-----[Mac Lochlainn, Pádraig] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Thank you.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] -----but will the Leader bring the issue to the attention of the Minister, Deputy Eoghan Murphy, if he gets the chance?[Mac Lochlainn, Pádraig] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] I am sure he will.[An Cathaoirleach] | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
| | 23/10/2018 | [Order of Business] Yes. Senator Hopkins deserves credit for her work with the Roscommon volunteer information service, for which whe is a strong advocate. I congratulate the other aid centres on their upgrades and commend the Minister of State, Deputy Kyne, on the €1.2 million he has allocated. ... | Vol-260 Book-14 Page [814] | |
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