Results 61-78 of 78 for revert speaker:Brendan Howlin

Departmental Staff (10 Nov 2010)

Brendan Howlin: If the Minister will allow me, the Minister indicated he would check and revert to the Deputy on that matter. I call Deputy Morgan.

Food Harvest 2020 (4 Nov 2010)

Brendan Howlin: We will revert to Question No. 1.

Social Welfare Fraud (2 Nov 2010)

Brendan Howlin: The Minister might revert to the Deputy.

Civil Partnership Bill 2010: Report and Final Stages (1 Jul 2010)

Brendan Howlin: ...legal in Northern Ireland, and there should be clarity in regard to carrying that through into the republic. The Minister, I recall, gave a commitment to reflect further on this. He said he would revert to me on it but he believed the amendment was not necessary. However, he said he would reflect further and take further legal advice, which I hope he has done. I read again what the...

Priority Questions (Resumed) (26 May 2010)

Brendan Howlin: I propose now to revert to Priority Question No. 31. The question is in the name of Deputy Doyle, who is the only Deputy who will be entitled to ask supplementary questions.

Mental Health Services. (3 Mar 2010)

Brendan Howlin: Perhaps the Minister of State will revert to the Deputy.

Electric Transport. (2 Mar 2010)

Brendan Howlin: I will revert to the Deputy but I wish to ensure that Members receive a full answer.

FÁS Training Programmes. (21 Jan 2010)

Brendan Howlin: The Minister can revert to the Deputy.

Order of Business (21 Jan 2010)

Brendan Howlin: As the Deputy is aware, it is in order for a member of the Government to indicate that he or she will revert to a Deputy who asks a question on secondary legislation.

Hospitals Building Programme. (4 Nov 2009)

Brendan Howlin: A research facility is not a hospital collocation. Perhaps the Minister would revert to the Deputy. I do not expect her to have that.

Public Transport. (17 Feb 2009)

Brendan Howlin: Go raibh maith agat. I must revert to the Minister.

Order of Business (3 Dec 2008)

Brendan Howlin: I will revert to the Deputy. The Tánaiste, on the estate management legislation.

Order of Business (24 Apr 2008)

Brendan Howlin: It is not in order to ask about funding. Under Standing Orders the Tánaiste can revert to the Deputy if he does not have the information on secondary legislation.

Pension Provisions. (31 Oct 2007)

Brendan Howlin: I will revert to the Deputy.

Sexual Offences. (8 Jun 2006)

Brendan Howlin: ...the same form he gave to the Dáil last week, that the Department had asked the HSE for its views and told the House that the HSE had indicated it was examining the matter thoroughly and would revert to the Department shortly. That was last November. Last week the Minister told the House he telephoned the HSE. I presume this was to put pressure on them and find out what had happened since...

National Minimum Wage. (6 Dec 2005)

Brendan Howlin: ...being paid the minimum wage in workplaces covered by sectoral agreements. How many cases have been brought to the Minister of State's attention? If he does not have the figure, perhaps he will revert to me on it. Is he concerned that the perception that the minimum wage is an acceptable wage has an impact on the wages paid in a range of employments, particularly in the construction and...

Order of Business. (1 Jun 2005)

Brendan Howlin: I asked for a debate on this regulation. The Minister for Finance, who was taking the Order of Business last Thursday, promised to discuss the matter and revert to me. The regulation has caused untold anger and frustration in the fishing port of Kilmore Quay.

Labour Inspectorate. (20 Apr 2005)

Brendan Howlin: I welcomed the appointment of the Minister of State not so long ago, but I am afraid he has reverted to Department speak very quickly after his appointment. I ask him to address the questions asked in my priority question. Is it not a fact, and will the Minister not acknowledge, that the labour inspectorate in this internal review stated that it was prevented from properly policing the...