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Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: When I asked Mr. Ó Cualáin whether additional stations were considered, I was clearly referring to stations over and above those six. He said there were four, which means ten stations were under consideration.

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Such as what I alluded to in terms of where stations should be. Is that-----

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Does Mr. Ó Cualáin recall how many there were in total, then, from his reading of this report yesterday or today, I assume?

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Are these new stations, new bricks and mortar, or new locations?

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: On top of that, there is clearly one other to which Mr. Ó Cualáin has alluded by name - Rush - which makes nine.

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: I was not aware it was one of the six.

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Is that the singular criterion for its consideration?

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: However, that was part of the consideration.

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: However, part of the consideration was that the building happened to be in State ownership, as opposed to there being a policing requirement. Does ownership come into the Assistant Garda Commissioner's work-----

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: -----as head of An Garda Síochána? Is that appropriate?

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Of course.

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: We will take that for granted. I am just asking whether it is the job of the Assistant Garda Commissioner to present a business case from a financial perspective or from a policing perspective, or is it both?

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: I will ask the question again and be a bit more precise. Does the financial aspect of the location of a station, whether rebuild or new build, as well as the financial implication for the State, form part of the Assistant Garda Commissioner's consideration?

Public Accounts Committee: Report on Reopening of Garda Stations: Acting Garda Commissioner (28 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: That is acceptable. That makes sense. My question is whether the financial aspect is part of the criteria. Other than the six stations that were clearly in State ownership - otherwise they would not have been considered in the first place - and-or new builds based upon a policing model which clearly makes sense, my question is whether Assistant Garda Commissioner O'Driscoll had a condition...

Other Questions: Cultural Policy (27 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: To respond to Deputy Tóibín, if a Deputy does not receive an accurate answer to a parliamentary question, it is entirely within his or her power to refer the matter to the Ceann Comhairle who will have the question answered. I also ask Members, including the Minister, to show respect for the House and the orders of the Dáil by adhering to the limits on speaking time.

Message from Select Committee (27 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: The Select Committee on Business, Enterprise and Innovation has completed its consideration of the Legal Metrology (Measuring Instruments) Bill 2017 and has made no amendments thereto.

Visit of Czech Delegation (27 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Before proceeding with business, I wish on behalf of the Members of Dáil Éireann to offer a céad míle fáilte, a most sincere welcome, to a delegation from the Parliament of the Czech Republic led by Mr. Jaroslav Kubera, Vice-President of the Senate, Mr. Miroslav Nenutoil, Chairman of the Standing Senate Commission on Rural Development, and Ambassador Hana...

Other Questions: Departmental Staff Recruitment (27 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Please, Deputy Burton.

Other Questions: Departmental Staff Recruitment (27 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: Deputy Burton has had plenty of replies from the Minister on this.

Priority Questions: Creative Ireland Programme (27 Sep 2017)

Alan Farrell: I thank the Minister. We will come back to her.

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