Cian O'Callaghan (Dublin Bay North, Social Democrats) | Oireachtas source

I thank the Minister for his kind words. He has agreed to implementing the best parts of the Bill. Will he tell us which parts he does not agree with and does not intend to implement? From his words this morning, he seems to have formed a view on that question. If so, the House has a right to know which parts of the Bill he believes should be implemented and which should not. It is only fair to the USI, which has worked on these proposals, to let it know what is planned. It is welcome that the Bill is progressing to Committee Stage but we should know which provisions the Government thinks are worth implementing and which, it has formed the view, are not. If there are challenges, we need to know what they are.

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