Pat Rabbitte (Dublin South West, Labour)

I was only showing the headline and not quoting from it. The Tánaiste committed to the abolition of such curbs on 25 July 2001. Four years have elapsed and very little has been achieved in any of the areas relating to the OECD's tangible recommendations. Rather than having the Tánaiste torture him about deregulation and multiple terminals at Dublin Airport, does the Taoiseach not believe we would be better off if his Ministers implemented some of the OECD recommendations on deregulation? Does the Taoiseach believe it would be possible to leave the terminal problem at Dublin Airport if adequate space were provided to the regulator to deal with the consumer issues that arise?

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