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Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: I was talking to the Taoiseach.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: The Minister of State, Deputy Kehoe, is very offended.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: It is imminent according to the Minister, Deputy Quinn.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: The Minister, Deputy Fitzgerald, said it would be next week.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: They are not rumours. They are in the report.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: Under the programme for Government the Taoiseach has committed to significant reform of the committee system, in particular that the head of any Department or State body would make himself or herself available to committees. I am concerned that the Secretary General of the Department of Justice and Equality wrote to the clerk of the Joint Committee on Justice, Defence and Equality to say...

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: The Secretary General should not be precluded from answering questions.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: I asked about universal primary care.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: The Taoiseach is saying "No" first.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: The Taoiseach is saying "No" in advance of everybody having their say.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: That sums up how the Taoiseach does things.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: It is a second slap for the Minister, Deputy Rabbitte, in two days.

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: I think it is because of the-----

Order of Business (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: So the Minister, Deputy Rabbitte, is going off the rails.

Leaders' Questions (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: A Fine Gael-led local authority allowed Priority Hall, for God's sake.

Leaders' Questions (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: What about the €30 million for Pairc Uí Chaoimh?

Leaders' Questions (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: It allocated €30 million for Pairc Uí Chaoimh.

Leaders' Questions (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: We are not talking about any old case. People who had discretionary medical cards had them under the legislation. I think most people watching and most people in society would expect a 12 year old child who has profound mental disability, is legally blind, has hearing loss in the left ear, is asthmatic, is non-verbal and is wheelchair bound to have a medical card. That is my point. I am...

Leaders' Questions (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: Equally, in terms of a 65 year old woman who has multiple sclerosis, osteoarthritis, congenital abnormality of the eyes and other conditions, I think most people would say that person should have a medical card. In terms of an elderly women with multiple myeloma, she had a medical card since 2006-----

Leaders' Questions (14 May 2014)

Micheál Martin: ----she has a terminal condition but has had her card removed. The Taoiseach can see that this is a policy. Enormous stress is being caused. Last night I called to a door and I am not going to name the case because it is confidential.