Results 29,041-29,060 of 34,778 for speaker:Seán Fleming
- Written Answers — Department of Health: Medicinal Products Expenditure (26 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: 615. To ask the Minister for Health if he will consider asking the National Procurement Office to take responsibility for purchases of drugs and medicine on the State's behalf; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [49580/13]
- Order of Business (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: The third proposal is to introduce the Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2013, which is to be considered until approximately 8 p.m. It is proposed that any division demanded on the resumed Second Stage of No. 4 shall be taken immediately after the Order of Business on Tuesday, 26 November 2013. I question the practice of introducing serious legislation on a Thursday while making it...
- Order of Business (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: With regard to the restorative justice Bill and given the comments yesterday of the Attorney General for Northern Ireland, Mr. John Larkin, can the Tánaiste commit today that there will not be any legislation introduced in the Oireachtas to prevent families of those people killed in the North from having the opportunity to secure justice? The Tánaiste will be aware that UK Prime...
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: Will the Labour Party stand up for the national assets?
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: It is clear that I have rattled the Tánaiste.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: That outburst will go down in history.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: As the Tánaiste knows, there was no mention of €5 billion in any agreement with the troika.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: As the Tánaiste knows, we have met all the targets in the 12 quarterly reviews. We have received no money from the sale of State assets during the three-year programme, which is now ending. The question remains of why the Labour Party is determined to take on Fine Gael clothes and sell national infrastructure.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: This includes electricity generation by the ESB and Bord Gáis Energy. Why is the Labour Party agreeing to this when nobody inside the House, other than Fine Gael, or outside the House is looking for it? The IMF has not asked the Government to sell State assets, as its representatives are on the way home, and the EU has not asked us to sell State assets. When nobody is asking it to do...
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: The Tánaiste stated a minute ago that we had.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: It is backtracking.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: Nobody believes that.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: There was no agreement to that effect.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: The Labour Party is rattled.
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: Why is the ESB being sold?
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: Why is it being sold?
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: Where does the Tánaiste stand?
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: Why are the assets being sold?
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: The Government has the same power-----
- Leaders' Questions (21 Nov 2013)
Seán Fleming: There have been many debates on the pros and cons of selling State assets. The Government withdrew the option of selling Coillte, which was the right decision. Fine Gael had a plan in 2009 to sell State assets with a view to creating new jobs. One hour ago in the Chamber the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform, Deputy Brendan Howlin, confirmed no proceeds had been received from the...