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Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: I cannot-----

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: The Government is bringing this House into disrepute in the way it is dealing with this legislation.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: Hundreds of thousands of families-----

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: On a point of order-----

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: No.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: The Taoiseach is making a mockery of this House and of the democratic process in the way he is guillotining these Bills. As I said to him last week, there is now an absolutely clear, deliberate and cynical policy on his part that where a Bill is not controversial and has all-party support, he lets it run on for days or weeks, but if a Bill is controversial, particularly if it inflicts...

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: We said we wanted more time for Committee Stage.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: There is more cynicism. We asked for a vote.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: It is not a rant, Taoiseach.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: It is not a rant.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: The Taoiseach is absolutely trampling on the democratic process.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: I apologise to you, a Cheann Comhairle-----

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: -----but the Taoiseach is absolutely trampling on the democratic process.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: He is trampling on the democratic process.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: You refuse to allow debate.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: You know quite well. I am sorry, a Cheann Comhairle

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: It is absolutely unacceptable.

Order of Business (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: The Taoiseach is trampling on the democratic process.

Ceisteanna - Questions (Resumed): Official Engagements (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: Is it not disingenuous to refer to the recapitalisation of the banks as coming out of the National Pensions Reserve Fund, NPRF, when that was part of an overall package in which we were forced to hand over the rainy day funds of the State and its citizens as a condition for getting loans, all of which were to pay back the gambling debts of private financial institutions, our banks, or to...

Ceisteanna - Questions (Resumed): Official Engagements (5 Mar 2013)

Richard Boyd Barrett: The Taoiseach brought it up.