Results 35,241-35,260 of 74,100 for speaker:Bernard Durkan
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: No, Deputy.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: To be fair-----
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I am sorry, Deputy-----
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I ask the Deputy to resume his seat. I fully appreciate his enthusiasm to extemporise on the debate, but that is not permitted. It is not fair to the other Members who have contributed and stayed within the confines of the debate. We cannot allow Second Stage speeches. The Deputy can give us all the examples he likes, provided that they remain within the context of the amendment tabled by...
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I know that.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: We cannot wander outside of the gates of schools either. This is a debate on a financial resolution to which we have to stick.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: There is no point of order. It is as simple as that. I do not wish to intervene. That whistling might be taken in some quarters as a sign of contempt for the House.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I am sorry, Deputy. Resume your seat. You will have an opportunity to speak once again.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I am sorry-----
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I am sorry Deputy. You will not dictate.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: You indicated contempt for the Chair. I call on the Minister to reply.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I call on the Minister. The Deputy will have the opportunity to speak again, as will everybody else, with the exception of Deputy Doherty who-----
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: No, you have overstepped your authority.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: Deputy, please do not go that route. I will resolve the matter another way. I will presume you have apologised.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I encourage Deputies to confine their remarks to the amendment rather than engage in Second Stage speeches. All Members will have an opportunity to speak a second time and the mover of the amendment will have a right of reply at the conclusion of the discussion. I ask speakers to be fair by ensuring all Deputies have an opportunity to speak.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I apologise for intervening, but I must ask the Deputy to confine his remarks to the context of the amendment. He is beginning to wander outside the gates, so to speak.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: The Deputy should speak to the amendment.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: It may well be, but Ballyhea is not, with no disrespect to it.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: Deputy Peter Mathews should continue.
- European Stability Mechanism (Amendment) Bill 2014: Report Stage (16 Oct 2014)
Bernard Durkan: I am sorry, Deputy, but the amendment was tabled by Deputy Pearse Doherty. To be fair to him, he stuck to the amendment. The Deputy is wandering into a historical-----