Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael)

The first point the Deputy made relates to the 30 questions that were tabled about Europe. He queried taking them all together. When one goes through them they are all relevant to the same set of problems, either meetings with leaders, bilateral meetings, meetings of the eurozone, the European Union or the ECB. I am not sure how we could split up those questions with any relevance other than to take five about leaders, four about the treaty and three about the eurozone. There would be much repetition in the answers irrespective of what one would do.

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