Results 1,841-1,860 of 9,994 for speaker:John Gormley
- Order of Business (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: This is a suppressed debate.
- Order of Business (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: Will the Ceann Comhairle please advise us how we can get an answer?
- Order of Business (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: We are not getting it this morning.
- Order of Business (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: On a point of orderââ
- Order of Business (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: It is a valid point.
- Nursing Homes: Motion (Resumed). (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: This morning the Tánaiste said the Progressive Democrats believes in accountability, though he refused to answer two of my questions regarding payments received by the Taoiseach from sources in Manchester. Had his privacy legislation been in place, the recent stories relating to payments to the Taoiseach would not have emerged. The purpose of that legislation is to protect the most...
- Nursing Homes: Motion (Resumed). (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: This is a preamble to my pointing out that the situation in Leas Cross, and nursing homes in general, stems from a lack of accountability. A report conducted by an eminent professor, who lives in my constituency, has been suppressed. Power was vested in him to make an assessment and he did his job thoroughly. This was not a form of tribunal. Of course, the findings of his report were not...
- Energy Resources. (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: Question 7: To ask the Minister for Transport the role his Department played in the development of the new Government Green Paper on energy policy; and the long-term forecasts his Department has for the use of energy in the transport sector to the year 2030. [29916/06]
- Written Answers — Planning Issues: Planning Issues (28 Sep 2006)
John Gormley: Question 60: To ask the Minister for Transport if development levies will be collected for developments situated adjacent to proposed new Metro lines; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [29915/06]
- Leaders' Questions (3 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: We will need to ask more questions tomorrow if the Ceann Comhairle does not give us more time. Does he want this to keep going tomorrow?
- Leaders' Questions (3 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: We can take another few minutes. On a point of order, can the Ceann Comhairle not take another five minutes?
- Written Answers — Tribunals of Inquiry: Tribunals of Inquiry (3 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: Question 177: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the measures taken by his Department and the Garda Commissioner in view of the third, fourth and fifth reports of the Morris Tribunal; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30706/06]
- Written Answers — Prison Accommodation: Prison Accommodation (3 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: Question 180: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the measures taken to date by his Department and the Irish Prison Service to ameliorate the unacceptable conditions and overcrowding at Mountjoy Prison which led to a number of violent attacks during the summer of 2006, culminating in the death of an inmate; and if he will make a statement on the matter....
- Leaders' Questions (4 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: He misled the Dáil.
- Order of Business (4 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: The Taoiseach told us this morning that the Government had not buckled in the face of pressure from the tobacco industry. However, is it not fair to say that it has kowtowed to the alcohol industry by removing the alcohol products Bill from the legislative programme?
- Order of Business (4 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: Will the Taoiseach tell the House when the trial period will end for the co-operative deal made with the alcohol industry and when the legislation will be introduced?
- Order of Business (4 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: For how long?
- Written Answers — Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Greenhouse Gas Emissions (4 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: Question 181: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government if he will provide figures for the amount of greenhouse gases produced from the combustion of a tonne of domestic waste in the type of incinerators that he hopes to build here; the net amount of electricity that he hopes will be provided from the same amount of waste; and if he will make a statement on the...
- Written Answers — Water Services: Water Services (4 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: Question 192: To ask the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his views on whether it is desirable to introduce a constitutional change to ensure that water cannot be privatised. [29600/06]
- Order of Business (5 Oct 2006)
John Gormley: It is not a question of him not wanting to know.