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Written Answers — Grant Payments: Grant Payments (31 Jan 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Question 1401: To ask the Minister for Agriculture and Food the reason a person (details supplied) in County Cork has not been granted their 2006 REP scheme payment. [2840/07]

Written Answers — Grant Payments: Grant Payments (31 Jan 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Question 1402: To ask the Minister for Agriculture and Food the reason a person (details supplied) in County Cork is being denied the balance of their single farm payment for transferring the farm to their son. [2841/07]

Written Answers — Grant Payments: Grant Payments (31 Jan 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Question 1403: To ask the Minister for Agriculture and Food the reason a person (details supplied) in County Cork has not received their single farm payment. [2842/07]

Written Answers — Consultancy Contracts: Consultancy Contracts (31 Jan 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Question 1723: To ask the Minister for Education and Science the reason the information sought in a parliamentary question dated 8 December 2006 has not been provided; and the amount spent on consultants in each of the years 1997 to 2006. [2845/07]

Written Answers — Control of Dogs: Control of Dogs (31 Jan 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Question 1783: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he will introduce legislation to outlaw the ownership of pit bull terriers here; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2866/07]

Written Answers — Local Authority Charges: Local Authority Charges (31 Jan 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Question 1901: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his views on whether there is an anomaly in that pensioners and others who would normally be entitled to either total or partial waiver in respect of refuse charges are unable to obtain same where the local authority has contracted out the collection system or an area is only covered by a private operator;...

Requests to move Adjournment of Dáil under Standing Order 31 (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: The Government should be ashamed of itself.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Another public relations effort.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: It could be called the "I think we got away with it Bill".

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: The one that got away.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: The Government promised two Bills on the subject of fines. The Fines Bill was to provide for the updating and indexation of fines and related matters, and the Enforcement of Fines Bill was to end imprisonment, where practicable, for inability to pay fines and to provide for new ways of enforcing the payment of fines. Yesterday, the Fines Bill was circulated and the promotion of the Bill...

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: It has been promised for four years.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Four years have elapsed. When will Members see it?

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Yes. The Fine Gael Bill provided for this.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: When will the House see the enforcement of fines Bill?

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: I will repeat the question. When will Members see the enforcement of fines Bill, which has been promised for the past four years by the Government?

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Members know that. That means they will not see it in the lifetime of this Government.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: I have already done so. There is a Bill before the House——.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: Fine Gael will put the Bill through when it is in the next Government.

Order of Business (1 Feb 2007)

Jim O'Keeffe: The House is entitled to straight and honest answers.