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- Leaders' Questions (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: The Government is sending them the bill for it.
- Leaders' Questions (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: Answer the question.
- Leaders' Questions (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: It is ignoring the people.
- Leaders' Questions (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: Two pints in one hand?
- Order of Business (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: I refer to the mental capacity Bill and the commitment made by the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government last month to introduce legislation to freeze rents. Monday was the eighth anniversary of the State's signing the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. In the programme for Government there was a commitment to introduce a mental capacity Bill...
- Order of Business (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: The Government has had four years to do that.
- Order of Business (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: What about the Lunacy Regulation (Ireland) Act 1871?
- Written Answers — Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Fishing Industry Development (1 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: 67. To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine his plans to provide additional supports for the fishing industry, following the reductions in the haddock quota by 12% and the cod quota by 13%, despite evidence that fish stocks are showing signs of growth; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [13440/15]
- Leaders' Questions (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: The Taoiseach states that it is not fair, just or equitable yet he does nothing. He knows as well as I that there are different ways to govern. One way is to build a citizen-centred, rights-based society with equality for citizens and a right to public services. The other involves an approach whereby it is everyone for himself or herself, where there is little sense of social solidarity...
- Leaders' Questions (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: The Taoiseach stated that the Minister cogently spelled out the Government's position. The bus workers cogently informed the Minister that they are going on strike. They do not appear to have been at all humoured by what he had to say. The Taoiseach indicated that there will not be any privatisation, that the market will be opened and that there will be competitive tendering. Given that...
- Leaders' Questions (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: -----and the cost of private motoring has increased. The Government is now cutting transport programmes.
- Leaders' Questions (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: It is clear, from what the Minister so cogently spelled out, that 100% of bus services in Waterford city will be privatised. How long will it take the Government to do the same in Dublin? That is clearly the intention across the State. I will not repeat my opening remarks but it is clear that the private model will not serve the interests of citizens or communities. Will the Taoiseach...
- Leaders' Questions (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: No, they will not.
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: Ba mhaith liom ceist a chur ar an Taoiseach faoi the Health (General Practitioner Service) Bill 2015 and the international protection Bill. On the second Bill, the direct provision system is 15 years old this month, but it has been widely condemned for the ill-treatment of refugees who are denied the right to work and are paid a derisory living allowance. They have to pay €2.50 for...
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: This is what this is about.
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: Fair enough-----
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: As the Ceann Comhairle knows I am generally very brief.
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: Absolutely.
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: If GPs do not agree to the new contract will they lose from their practice those under-sixes who currently have a medical card or a GP visit card? Is the Taoiseach confident that the HSE can cope with the registration of an additional 270,000 children?
- Order of Business (15 Apr 2015)
Gerry Adams: Does he expect this free GP care service for under-sixes to be in place by mid-July, as promised?