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Criminal Justice Bill 2006: From the Seanad. (5 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: We brought in that rate of tax as a bulwark of economic policy.

Government Record: Motion (Resumed). (5 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: She is with the Tánaiste.

Government Record: Motion (Resumed). (5 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Poor Deputy McDowell is by himself.

Government Record: Motion (Resumed). (5 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Here in truth endeth the lesson.

Written Answers — Fishing Industry Development: Fishing Industry Development (5 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 117: To ask the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources if he will report on the agreement on the new €4billion European Fisheries Fund; the level of funding the Irish fishing industry and coastal communities will receive under the EFF; the level of funding on an annual basis between 2007 and 2013; the amount which will be allocated to young fishermen,...

Written Answers — Telecommunications Services: Telecommunications Services (5 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 121: To ask the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources if he will provide information on reports that the European Commission's proposals on tackling roaming fees imposed on mobile phone users have been watered down; the measures the Government brought forward at the European level in this regard; if he is examining measures to reduce the high level of termination...

Government Record: Motion. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: We were creating 1,000 jobs per week.

Government Record: Motion. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: The Progressive Democrats are hopelessly divided.

Government Record: Motion. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: The open war is in the Progressive Democrats.

Government Record: Motion. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: The Minister should calm down.

Government Record: Motion. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Unlikely.

Government Record: Motion. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Policies and things.

Leaders' Questions. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Did the Taoiseach read it?

Leaders' Questions. (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Deputy O'Dea could comment on it yesterday.

Written Answers — School Curriculum: School Curriculum (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 35: To ask the Minister for Education and Science if her attention has been drawn to the difficulties encountered in schools in implementing the junior certificate science course for which 35% of marks are awarded for practical work, including 30 mandatory experiments, due to large classes, lack of classroom assistants and inadequate laboratory facilities in some schools; and if she...

Written Answers — Schools Refurbishment: Schools Refurbishment (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 98: To ask the Minister for Education and Science the maximum amount of funding available to an individual school under the summer works programme; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [25915/06]

Written Answers — Visa Applications: Visa Applications (4 Jul 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 581: To ask the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if he will confirm that a visa application has been received in his office from a person (details supplied) under the family reunification scheme; and if so, when will a decision be made. [26008/06]

Written Answers — Debt and Development Coalition: Debt and Development Coalition (29 Jun 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 44: To ask the Minister for Foreign Affairs the progress which has been made in achieving the objectives of NEPAD; and his views on the capital flight from heavily-indebted countries in Africa. [25243/06]

Written Answers — Democratisation Initiatives: Democratisation Initiatives (29 Jun 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 69: To ask the Minister for Foreign Affairs if it proposed to send observers to the forthcoming elections in the Democratic Republic of the Congo; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25244/06]

Written Answers — Fiscal Policy: Fiscal Policy (28 Jun 2006)

Brendan Howlin: Question 46: To ask the Minister for Finance his views on the prospect that first time buyers will be excluded from the housing market if interest rates increase as forecasted to 3.5 percent in 2007, causing first time mortgage limits to fall by up to €100,000; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [24936/06]