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Order of Business. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: What about the disabled?

Order of Business. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: Since 1997.

Order of Business. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: In that case, why are there guillotines?

UN Reform: Statements. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: Through the second half of the 20th century a new global organisation grew in stature and respect throughout the world. This organisation is the United Nations, established on 24 October 1945 by 51 countries. Today, United Nations membership totals 191 countries throughout the world. The use of the term Untied Nations predates the actual establishment of the UN. In fact, the term was used...

UN Reform: Statements. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: The Minister is trying to score points.

UN Reform: Statements. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: Will the Minister answer the questions he was asked?

UN Reform: Statements. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: We are running out of time and I would like to get answers to some of the questions posed instead of this lecture.

UN Reform: Statements. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: What about reform of the UN Security Council?

UN Reform: Statements. (1 Jul 2005)

Bernard Allen: India is trying to get a place on the Security Council.

Northern Ireland: Statements. (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: The journalist was not even there.

Northern Ireland: Statements. (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: That is patronising rubbish.

Northern Ireland: Statements. (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: He is entitled to ask questions. This is Parliament.

Northern Ireland: Statements. (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: The Minister's time is up if he wants to engage in that rubbish.

Written Answers — General Medical Services Scheme: General Medical Services Scheme (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: Question 223: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children if she will investigate the case of a person (details supplied) in County Cork. [24250/05]

Written Answers — Diplomatic Immunity: Diplomatic Immunity (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: Question 608: To ask the Minister for Foreign Affairs the number of persons and the organisations to which they are attached which have been granted diplomatic immunity within the State; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25382/05]

Written Answers — Asylum Support Services: Asylum Support Services (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: Question 942: To ask the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the number of centres housing asylum-seekers and refugees on a yearly basis from 2000 to 2005 inclusive; the total expenditure differentiating between capital and other expenditure including rental on each centre on an annual basis since their opening to date. [24730/05]

Written Answers — Local Authority Funding: Local Authority Funding (28 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: Question 1352: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government the annual limitations imposed by his Department on local authority estimates for each year over the years since the enactment of the Local Government (Financial Provisions) Act 1978. [24728/05]

Diplomatic Relations and Immunities (Amendment) Bill 2005: Second Stage. (29 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: The Diplomatic Relations and Immunities (Amendment) Bill amends the 1967 and 1976 Acts regarding the granting of privileges and immunities in the State to diplomatic and consular missions. The document I received with the Bill states that the legal framework is for the granting of privileges and immunities to diplomatic and consular missions, international organisations and bodies and their...

Written Answers — Overseas Missions: Overseas Missions (29 Sep 2005)

Bernard Allen: Question 29: To ask the Minister for Defence the reports he has commissioned to examine the possibility of Irish troops joining EU battlegroups; when he expects these to be completed; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25662/05]

Northern Ireland Issues. (4 Oct 2005)

Bernard Allen: In the discussions with the Colombian authorities, was there any reference to the victims of the visit of the Colombia Three, in other words, all Irish citizens who are now obliged to get a visa to visit Colombia? We are unique among EU countries in that our citizens are forced to travel to London to be interviewed for a visa. That is a direct consequence of the visit of the Colombia Three....