Results 10,261-10,280 of 14,706 for speaker:Phil Hogan
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Is Deputy Cowen going to pay it? Is Fianna Fáil going to pay it?
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Who told them not to pay?
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: I have sufficient resources in the rural water programme to meet whatever grant applications are made arising from an inspection and remediation plan that meets the criteria I announced before Christmas.
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Inspections have not been carried out as yet. It could be the case that none of them will fail. The Deputy asks me to provide money for a scheme. I am surprised that Deputy Cowen did not compliment the fact that 86% of the people of this country decided to ignore his party as well as Sinn Féin and Independent Deputies by registering online or by post-----
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: I gave them a grant system. I always said there would be financial assistance-----
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: The Leas-Cheann Comhairle knows that I always said that financial assistance would be available-----
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: I know I disappointed the Deputy when he said-----
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: I disappointed the Deputy enormously when I announced the grant scheme. If the household income is less than €50,000 then 80% of the costs up to a maximum of €4,000 will be available. If the household income is between €50,000 and €75,000, 50% of the cost, up to a maximum of €2,500 will be available. There will be no financial assistance available if the...
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Deputy Wallace was also someone who opposed the registration process in this scheme. I am sure he will acknowledge that the people of Wexford, 75% of whom have registered-----
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: I am sure he will support me when I say that this is a very good response from the people of Wexford who ignored Deputy Wallace in the process. The inspections will be on a risk-based approach which I have outlined on a number of occasions.
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Deputy Flanagan has troubles of his own.
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: The plan has been approved by the Commission. It requires that a minimum of one thousand inspections are to be carried out by the Water Services Authority over the 12 month period commencing in July 2013.
- Other Questions: Septic Tank Registration Scheme (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: I did.
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: The European Council agreement on the new multi-annual financial framework, MFF, is a good deal for Ireland and for Europe. The overall amount for the last MFF for 2007 to 2013, was €994 billion. The amount agreed for the 2014 to 2020 MFF is approximately €960 billion. Although this is slightly less than the previous financial period it is, nonetheless, a positive development...
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Deputy Ó Cuív got caught out.
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: Deputy Ó Cuív was caught out.
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: What a hypocrite. Deputy Ó Cuív travelled around the country and told people not to pay.
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: What a hypocrite.
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: The Deputy read a lot when he was in government.
- Other Questions: Common Agricultural Policy Negotiations (12 Mar 2013)
Phil Hogan: What did the Deputy do?