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Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2017: Report Stage (Resumed) (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I am sure he will; he is anxious to answer.

Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2017: Report Stage (Resumed) (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: This amendment concerns circumstances where a driving test has not been supplied to an applicant within a period of six weeks. I can summarise the questions the Deputy is asking. Will parents be criminalised? Why was the Deputy not invited to Kerry by the Minister? Those are the questions. I do not know whether the Minister can answer them or not. They are simple questions. They do not...

Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2017: Report Stage (Resumed) (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: The Deputy should make sure they are relevant questions.

Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2017: Report Stage (Resumed) (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I am familiar with Standing Order 68. When Deputy Catherine Murphy proposed this the last time, perhaps inadvertently, I immediately put it. On reflection, I think I was wrong because I believe the Minster has to be given an opportunity. It would close down debate. This is not all one sided debate. The Minister will have to be given an opportunity and if I accept this - and I may later...

Ceisteanna - Questions (Resumed): Structured Dialogue Process (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Could I make a suggestion? The remaining six minutes would not do justice to the next group of questions. Leaders have been here since 12 noon and now have to make statements on the pre-European Council meeting. Perhaps we could move on to that now. Is that agreed? Agreed.

Topical Issue Matters (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I wish to advise the House of the following matters in respect of which notice has been given under Standing Order 29A and the name of the Member in each case: (1) Deputy James Browne - the need for the Minister for Health to outline what action is being taken to prevent assaults on health workers; (2) Deputy Sean Fleming - to discuss the electricity project at Coolnabacky, Ratheniska, County...

Ceisteanna - Questions (Resumed): Papal Visit (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: If we are to adhere to the time, the Taoiseach only has three minutes to respond.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: The Deputy cannot refer to court judgments.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: The Deputy cannot refer to court judgments or make statements such as that which she has just made. I am warning the Deputy. If the Taoiseach wants to respond, he may do so. If he does not wish to do so, however, I will have no difficulty.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Absolutely. I said that.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Deputy Coppinger, please.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Hold on, I said that. It is a matter for the courts.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I thank the Deputy for his brevity and his example of what questions on promised legislation should be.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Deputy Munster has colleagues following her.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I ask the Minister for a short response.

Questions on Promised Legislation (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I want to include everybody, so I ask the Deputies to please ask short questions.

Other Questions: British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: The Tánaiste to respond.

Other Questions: British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Go raibh maith agat.

Other Questions: British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: Final response from the Tánaiste.

Other Questions: British-Irish Intergovernmental Conference (27 Jun 2018)

Pat Gallagher: I know it was late starting and this has become a pattern that someone will have to address. We are only on the eighth question and Members are waiting. I appeal to everyone. It is too late now. We will move on to the next question but it has been a bad day for parliamentary questions in terms of numbers.