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- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: The Senator is almost two minutes over time.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: I would be grateful if speakers could stick to the time provided for contributions. I was lenient with the previous speaker who completely ignored me.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: Please allow Senator Buttimer to continue without interruption.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: Senator Kelleher has eight minutes.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: Senator Kelleher has the floor.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: I ask the Senators to have some respect for the Senator who is on her feet.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: I ask Senators to have respect for the Senator who is on her feet waiting to speak.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: Take it outside if you want to have that kind of conversation.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: Is that agreed? Agreed.
- Seanad: Presidential Voting Rights: Motion (30 Nov 2016)
Catherine Noone: There is no choice, unfortunately.
- Seanad: Commencement Matters: Medicinal Products Availability (1 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: I thank the Minister of State for coming to the House. I do a lot of work with nutritionists and dieticians. Recently some people contacted me about low-protein foods, a very specific issue that affects a relatively small sector of the population. Nonetheless it is very important to those individuals. The lack of availability of low-protein foods is very serious for those with metabolic...
- Seanad: Commencement Matters: Medicinal Products Availability (1 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: I am pleased that the Minister acknowledges the deficit in this area. I am not sure that his indicating he would like to see the range and availability of these items increase is sufficient for me. Perhaps I might have a conversation with him at some point about this. I am pleased he has acknowledged the need to address the issue but there does not seem to be any particular strategy. I...
- Seanad: Order of Business (1 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: The Public Health (Alcohol) Bill is much in discussion owing to its being considered in the Houses of the Oireachtas. I was dismayed and shocked to hear recently that a pub in Cork has been granted a licence although it is using a loyalty card scheme, despite Garda objections. We are trying to discourage harmful drinking and reduce the amount people drink with the introduction of the Bill...
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: Before we commence, I remind Senators that a Senator may speak only once on Report Stage, except the proposer of an amendment who may reply to the discussion on the amendment. On Report Stage each amendment must be seconded. Amendment No. 1 arises out of committee proceedings.
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: Who will second the amendment?
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: It is a formality. I ask the Senator to go ahead.
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: As the other amendments are out of order at this stage, the Senator may only speak on this amendment.
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: No, only on the amendment.
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: Senator Norris can keep interrupting and we can be here all night if he likes, but-----
- Seanad: Social Welfare Bill 2016: Report and Final Stages (13 Dec 2016)
Catherine Noone: -----he can only speak on the amendments.