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- Leaders' Questions (11 Jun 2015)
Peter Mathews: What about their patients?
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Asthma Incidence (23 Jun 2015)
Peter Mathews: 445. To ask the Minister for Health the elements of the national clinical programme for asthma, excluding the free general practitioner care for those under six years of age, that has been implemented since this Government came to office; the revised timetable for full implementation of the programme; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24817/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Health: HSE Expenditure (23 Jun 2015)
Peter Mathews: 446. To ask the Minister for Health if he will provide an annual breakdown of expenditure incurred by the Exchequer since the national clinical programme for asthma was agreed in 2011; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24818/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Education and Skills: Student Support Schemes (23 Jun 2015)
Peter Mathews: 546. To ask the Minister for Education and Skills the academic or financial supports available for students who suffer with severe asthma, at primary, secondary and third level education; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [24816/15]
- Written Answers — Department of Justice and Equality: Courts Service Data (30 Jun 2015)
Peter Mathews: 378. To ask the Minister for Justice and Equality the number of cases that came before the courts in 2013 and 2014 in relation to the non-payment of management fees; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [26215/15]
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: Having listened to the contributions from approximately 1 p.m. - I did not hear any of the earlier ones - I believe the week ending today is rather shameful at both macro and micro levels. It is shameful in the macro sense because our Government abandoned the Greek people and stood in the background in the shadows of Europe when the great attachment order of €32 billion in losses was...
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: Of course I am. The great stupidity of this Government, which has the largest majority of any in the history of the State, is that it looks in the wrong areas to try to rectify the great wrongs that have occurred in society. Civility has gone out the door and this week single parents have had their social protection ripped from under their feet. The people of Greece have been told to take...
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: I am doing that.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: Thank you. At least you have admitted you were not listening. That has been the problem since March 2011. The Government had an agenda then and has stuck by it. This is part of the agenda. It is all linked, through the Chair.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: And the Bill. The Bill is a symptom in the same way the measles come out on the skin. It is a rash. The body politic and society is still ill and diseased. It is very easy to see it. As was said only a few minutes ago, small businesses have not been consulted. I am not getting telephone calls about small businesses not being paid, but I am getting phone calls about social protection,...
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: I am setting the context for the detail that is in the Bill. We know there will be an abolition of prison sentences for situations that are not even arising. This is "The Truman Show". The Government is imagining that things are happening which are not. It is ignoring things that are happening and not addressing them. That is why neither the Minister nor the Minister of State opposite...
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: When a doctor sees a rash on the body, he knows there is a possibility of measles. We are seeing the rash all over Europe, but our Government thinks because the establishment has said so that the solution lies in the direction of imposing more pain on people who are already vulnerable. It does not. If one wants to stop the disease, one must stop what one is doing that is adding to it....
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: There is today.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: As a matter of fact, he has not been here for two hours.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: My name was not, correct. That is why I said the demand for speaking slots was light.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: The state of the Dáil is interesting too.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: However, this legislation has been rushed in. Is not that right?
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: I am sticking to the subject matter.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: The Ceann Comhairle has just arrived.
- Civil Debt (Procedures) Bill 2015: Second Stage (3 Jul 2015)
Peter Mathews: I get more and more bewildered with what goes on in this place. I really do, with respect.