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Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: The Minister should answer Deputy Flanagan. He can deal with me in a minute.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: I did not.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: On the other side.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Is the Minister going to waffle on for the entire half an hour?

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Is this not the first time the Dáil has discussed any of the eight reports of Mr. Justice Morris? Is it not the case that we are dealing with a confession of murder where no murder existed, orchestrated hoaxes in terms of explosive finds, cover-up and lies, unlawful arrest and detention, physical and verbal abuse of persons in custody, perjury, insubordination, breakdown of discipline,...

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: I did not say that it was a perverse report, I said that the opinion on the very narrow area that related to Deputy Howlin and former Deputy Jim Higgins was perverse and I explained why it was a misunderstanding of the role of the Deputies to think that they have a chain of investigators who they can send out to uncover something which took six years to do with all the resources of the State...

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Does the Minister not understand that gardaí may not go to the Garda Síochána Ombudsman Commission, that it is for the public? He would not tell me where the whistleblower was. I could not find out where he resides and what he does. The Minister said he is a confidential recipient. He is so confidential that the Minister will not tell me where he is. The Minister has done a very bad...

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Of course the Minister knew. Does he think we came down in the last shower?

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Imagine, we have spent the day discussing Deputy Howlin and former Deputy Jim Higgins. The Minister should be ashamed of that.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: It is not much good to the O'Toole family that it is staffed better.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Did anyone intend that a case like Derek O'Toole's could not be investigated?

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: The House can agree.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: What did the Minister say this morning?

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: On what page of the Minister's speech is the apology?

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: The Minister would twist anything.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (Resumed) (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: Is the Minister taking us for fools altogether?

Financial Resolution No. 15: (General) Resumed (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: A €1,500 registration fee.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: On behalf of the Labour Party and on my own behalf I put on record our appreciation and thanks to Mr. Justice Frederick Morris for his thorough and painstakingly diligent work in no fewer than eight reports that will hopefully lead to better policing in Ireland. It is almost beyond belief that the Department has written a script for this very lazy Minister — and worse still that he read it...

Morris Tribunal: Statements (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: The Minister will have time to reflect on what he said today and will come to regret it.

Morris Tribunal: Statements (22 Oct 2008)

Pat Rabbitte: A Garda sergeant recently outlined to me a case of woeful misconduct in his station. Normally I would go to the Minister, and I would have done so with the current Minister's predecessors. I did not go to the current Minister and feel I cannot because he is so petty and partisan, he would——