Results 381-400 of 40,550 for speaker:Joan Burton
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: That has nothing to do with this case.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: That is a red herring.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: What about the Minister's colleaguesââ
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: That is absolute rubbish.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: The Minister's predecessors, 40 years ago, condemned people to orphanages in this country.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: Some 40 years agoââ
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: It was not examined by the Minister. Deputy McDowell is Minister and he is supposed to read the cases for humanitarian leave to stay but he does not, he gets his officials to do it.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: The Minister does not deny it, he does not read the files.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: The Minister does not even read the files.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: That is the Minister's job under section 3 but he passes it to others.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: The Minister should acquaint himself with the Refugee Act and the Geneva Convention.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: By whom? Not by the Minister.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: The Minister does not listen to the case.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: We are asking the Minister to do his job.
- Deportation Orders. (22 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: He never reads the files.
- Written Answers — Hospital Inquiry: Hospital Inquiry (23 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: Question 17: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children the expected completion date of the inquiry to be chaired by Judge Maureen Harding-Clarke into the activities of a person (details supplied); if her attention has been drawn to the call made by a number of victims for the establishment of a redress board; if she intends to act on this suggestion; if she has held the...
- Written Answers — Influenza Outbreak: Influenza Outbreak (23 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: Question 83: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children the stock of flu vaccines available to deal with any flu pandemic; if it is intended to increase these stocks; when this will be done; if she has satisfied herself that all appropriate steps are in place to deal with any such pandemic; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [9389/05]
- Written Answers — Toll Charges: Toll Charges (24 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: Question 15: To ask the Minister for Transport the details of the planned legislation to provide for motorists who drive through toll bridges without paying to be fined by the courts; if he has had discussions with National Toll Roads regarding the introduction of this legislation; when the legislation will be introduced; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9678/05]
- Written Answers — Motor Insurance: Motor Insurance (24 Mar 2005)
Joan Burton: Question 37: To ask the Minister for Transport the efforts he has made with regard to clamping down on the number of uninsured drivers on roads here; if his attention has been drawn to the Irish Insurance Federation figures showing that uninsured drivers cost insured motorists an extra â¬45 per year on their policies; if the new traffic corps will target uninsured drivers; the efforts he is...
- School Accommodation. (12 Apr 2005)
Joan Burton: Yet again I raise the issue of school places at primary level in Dublin 15. It is hard to believe the Minister for Education and Science and this Government can act so callously as to deprive small children of a place in primary school. However, this is precisely what the Minister for Education and Science, Deputy Hanafin, and her junior Minister, Deputy Brian Lenihan, are doing in...