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Order of Business (30 Jun 2011)

Seán Barrett: I am warning Deputies again that I will ask them to leave this House if they continuously refuse to obey the Chair, which you elected. That applies to every Deputy. This is becoming a farce every morning. I call Deputy Ó Snodaigh.

Order of Business (30 Jun 2011)

Seán Barrett: Please do.

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Seán Barrett: Especially given that you are a Whip.

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Seán Barrett: You had your say in it so please proceed with your question relating to promised legislation.

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Seán Barrett: That is not within the Standing Orders. Resume your seat.

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Seán Barrett: No, you do not give the context. You may ask a simple question about promised legislation.

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Seán Barrett: That is not in order under Standing Orders. Please resume your seat.

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Seán Barrett: There is no promised legislation in that area.

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Seán Barrett: It is not on the Order of Business. Put down a parliamentary question.

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Seán Barrett: Put it down for the Taoiseach, if you wish.

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Seán Barrett: I call Deputy Colreavy.

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Seán Barrett: Sorry, Deputy, you are out of order. That is not promised legislation. Resume your seat.

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Seán Barrett: Put down a parliamentary question and you will get a reply to it. This is not Question Time and there are no Leaders' Questions today. We have business to do so please let us get on with it. Resume your seat, Deputy.

Order of Business (30 Jun 2011)

Seán Barrett: Resume your seat, Deputy. I call Deputy Tóibín.

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Seán Barrett: Will the Deputy please ask about promised legislation?

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Seán Barrett: The Minister does not explain how it will happen. The Deputy asked when the Bill would be taken. When will it be taken?

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Seán Barrett: To what legislation do you refer, Deputy?

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Seán Barrett: I did not.

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Seán Barrett: Legislation may be promised in or outside the House. Last week, I said matters contained in the programme for Government may not be raised on the Order of Business. If legislation is required-----

Order of Business (30 Jun 2011)

Seán Barrett: If something is in the programme for Government, it does not necessarily mean legislation is required. With regard to matters in the programme for Government, Deputies should submit a parliamentary question. If he or she is told legislation is required, the matter can be pursued on the Order of Business.