Results 21,121-21,128 of 21,128 for speaker:James Reilly
- Finance (No. 2) Bill 2007: Committee and Remaining Stages. (27 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: I congratulate the Minister for Finance on his elevation to Tánaiste.
- Finance (No. 2) Bill 2007: Committee and Remaining Stages. (27 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: Will the Tánaiste consider the position of the disabled? Take the example of a middle income family, where the children have been reared and the husband and wife are living together. If the husband or wife has a serious road traffic accident and becomes disabled, they can afford to sell their house and buy a bungalow more suited to their needs because their current two-storey house would...
- Hospital Waiting Lists. (27 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: Gabhaim comhghairdeas don Leas-Cheann Comhairle faoin a phost nua.
- Hospital Waiting Lists. (27 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: The target to which the Minister alluded was a six-hour target which the HSE has set itself that starts from the time the decision has been made to admit the patient. However, even here there is disingenuity because the decision to admit the patient may well have been made by the doctor in accident and emergency but the clock does not start running until the admitting doctor from the various...
- Hospital Waiting Lists. (27 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: They are not acute medical assessment units.
- Written Answers — Tax Code: Tax Code (26 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: Question 121: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance his views on reform of the stamp duty system, exempting from stamp duty any house purchased by a person with a disability due to the appropriateness of that house for their disability; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17246/07]
- Written Answers — Tax Code: Tax Code (26 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: Question 176: To ask the Tánaiste and Minister for Finance his views on reducing the VAT rate on insulation materials, solar panels, wool pellet burners, heat recovering units and other such materials and equipment which increase energy efficiency and reduces the wasteful use of energy; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17495/07]
- Co-location of Hospitals: Motion. (26 Jun 2007)
James Reilly: It is important first to re-emphasise to the Minister that 58% of the electorate voted against the proposal to co-locate private hospitals on public hospital land. Why did they do so? Perhaps it was because they realised this is a very expensive way of providing public beds. The tax base will cost up to â¬500 million. The loss of revenue from private patients may cost up to â¬700...