Results 20,421-20,440 of 21,588 for speaker:Denis Naughten
- Departmental Properties. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Obviously the biggest issue for agriculture in County Mayo.
- Departmental Properties. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: It sounds good on MidWest Radio.
- Agriculture Sector. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: It is evident from the Minister's phrase "many farmers opted to supplement their income" that she spent time with Carr Communications during the summer. As the Minister knows well, the majority of those farmers have been forced to supplement their income because they cannot make a basic living from agriculture. Is the reason Teagasc now puts forward figures on whole household income on farms,...
- Agriculture Sector. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Deputy Brady knows all about that.
- Agriculture Sector. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: What about the beef premium overshoot? The farmers are â¬70 million out of pocket.
- Agriculture Sector. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: The Minister slipped up there when she went to Brussels. She must have just brought a small basket with her.
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Will the Minister publish the exemption list she has submitted to Brussels?
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Before 31 October.
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Question 114: To ask the Minister for Agriculture and Food the status of the review of the draft animal remedies regulation; the steps she is taking to ensure effective competition within the market place; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [26536/05]
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: The proposed regulation, as currently drafted, would dramatically increase the cost of medicines and significantly reduce access thereto. Will the Minister consider the provisions that have been put in place in the United Kingdom, including across the Border in Northern Ireland, regarding the same directive where competent persons, not only veterinary practitioners, can issue prescriptions?...
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Than the Minister would have liked.
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Are not the current proposals for animal remedies the exact opposite to the Department of Health and Children's proposals for the deregulation of human medicines because of the significant costs involved? Is it not the case that all 25 member states must agree to the contents of the exemption list? The Minister's officials have stated that if she fails to achieve a decent and expanded...
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: I will hold the Minister to that.
- Farm Retirement Scheme. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: The Minister is definitely stirring the pot.
- Sugar Beet Industry. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Question 117: To ask the Minister for Agriculture and Food her position regarding the proposed EU sugar reforms; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [26537/05]
- Sugar Beet Industry. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: I thank the Minister for her reply. We would all acknowledge that the proposals, as framed, are unacceptable. While the Minister has expressed to the Commission that these proposals are unacceptable and that she wants steps taken to change them, has she put forward formal proposals in this regard? Has she discussed formal proposals with her fellow colleagues who would form a blocking minority...
- Sugar Beet Industry. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: Is it not the case that any compensation that may come at some future date will be funded through the Government? In the context of what we now know, was it not a major mistake to close the Carlow plant prematurely, as happened earlier this year? When did the Minister meet the Spanish authorities on this issue?
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: We have not seen much grant aid yet.
- EU Directives. (4 Oct 2005)
Denis Naughten: The Minister should show us the colour of her money.
- Written Answers — Military Courts of Inquiry: Military Courts of Inquiry (29 Sep 2005)
Denis Naughten: Question 35: To ask the Minister for Defence the position with regard to the publication of court of inquiry reports; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25953/05]