Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

In the next number of weeks, I would suggest.

Deputy Adams raised the rent supplement issue. I have mentioned on many occasions that the opportunity exists for the Department of Social Protection to deal with each of these cases on an individual basis. However, all of these actions do not deal with the fundamental problem - that is, the supply of accommodation, particularly in this city. I hope to have a Cabinet meeting later this week to deal with a series of measures that will, I hope, address some aspects of the inadequacy of the housing accommodation and supply throughout the country, with particular reference to Dublin.

Third, labhair an Teachta Adams faoi dhíospóireacht maidir le cúis an Tuaiscirt. Tá mé toilteanach é sin a chur ar fáil ach tá a fhios ag an Teachta go bhfuil na díospóireachtaí ar siúl ag an bpointe seo. Ní dóigh liom go mbeadh sé oiriúnach díospóireacht a bheith againn faoi na nithe sin ag an am seo nuair nach bhfuil na díospóireachtaí idir na polaiteoirí sa Tuaisceart agus na Rialtais críochnaithe fós. Más gá, tá mé toilteanach an díospóireacht a bheith againn. Táim ag breathnú go géar ar an ábhar seo agus bím ag labhairt leis an Aire Gnóthaí Eachtracha agus Trádála chuile lá faoi.

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