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- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: They will continue on their merry way because the focus is on self-preservation from his party-political point of view. The Government's programme has condemned every family in the country to having levered on top of them a mortgage of up to â¬45,000, which will deal with the bank crisis, which the Taoiseach allowed to happen despite warnings, not only from this party but also from a range...
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: Dr. Somers stated he has no idea how that will work.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: It is not what we put forward.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: The Taoiseach has it wrong.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: Lawyers and developers again.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: That is not the Fine Gael proposal.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: There will be â¬90 billion extra in debt.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: An extra debt burden of â¬90 billion.
- Leaders' Questions (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: The Taoiseach has no idea whether it will work.
- Order of Business (19 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: The first paragraph of the programme for Government for 2007 to 2012 says it will be delivered on time and on budget. In view of comments made at the weekend and the continued absence from the House of Green Party Ministers and Deputies, I ask the Taoiseach to clarify what is going on. Is it the intention of the Government to review this programme or rewrite it? There seems to be some...
- Written Answers — Departmental Websites: Departmental Websites (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: Question 116: To ask the Minister for Finance if he will report on the implementation of the eGovernment project; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [15564/09]
- Order of Business (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: Has the Taoiseach turned his mind to the timing of the Lisbon treaty referendum? Does he have an idea whether it will be at the end of September, in October or possibly later? Will the Bill giving effect to the referendum include a clause requiring parties or organisations that intend to campaign in that referendum to produce evidence of where their funding comes from?
- Order of Business (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: A toothless office.
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: Question 2: To ask the Taoiseach the number of staff employed on temporary contracts by his Department or by the agencies under his aegis; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17399/09]
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: Question 4: To ask the Taoiseach the number of staff vacancies in his Department; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [15576/09]
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: In his comments yesterday the Taoiseach said priorities had to be decided on, which I accept. However, I note his comment this morning that in this recruitment blockage positions will be allowed to be filled only in very exceptional circumstances. The Taoiseach said that in health and education these were carefully "modulated to ensure key services will be maintained in so far as possible."...
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: I shall tell the Taoiseach a way in which he can go. He can carry out active reforms instead of merely talking about it. I agree with him this needs to be done. Who is supposed to be in charge here?
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: The Minister for Health and Children, Deputy Harney, will not answer a question in the Dáil. Deputies send their queries to the political section of the HSE. They might get an answer in six weeks and the situation continues in the same way. The Government has failed to decide which are the real priorities, namely, children, the vulnerable, the dying, the intellectually challenged or those...
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: The Taoiseach challenged me concerning which way I wished to go. We cannot go four ways at the same time and I realise that. We are spending â¬16 billion on this system and it is not working. During Leaders' Questions I asked the Taoiseach if he could stand over that as a way of delivering the kind of health service that people need. I disagree fundamentally with the way it is being...
- Departmental Staff. (13 May 2009)
Enda Kenny: -----about those actively dying-----