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Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy will have to find another way of raising this issue.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: We will move to Deputy Ciarán Lynch. The Deputy will have to find an alternative way of raising this.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: Deputy Lynch has established a routine of coming in and quoting from letters and it is not permitted.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy indicated that he has received a reply from the Minister.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: Is the Deputy tying the reply to promised legislation?

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy has posed the question.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: That information is probably not available at this time.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Taoiseach may be prepared to answer it.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: Deputy Lynch has his information. I call Deputy Thomas P. Broughan.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy has his reply. I ask Deputy Lynch to resume his seat. We are holding up the Order of Business.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: Is the Deputy talking about promised legislation?

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: We are not talking about promised legislation.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: These matters should be dealt with by way of parliamentary question, the Adjournment or some other way.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: I advise Deputy Broughan to put the matter down on the Adjournment or in a parliamentary question.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: It is not a matter for legislation. We cannot get into precise details and expect people to have answers in the Chamber. That is impossible.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Deputy should put down a parliamentary question to the relevant Minister and get an answer that way.

Order of Business (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: We are moving on to statements on the European Council.

European Council Meeting: Statements (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: Statements shall be confined to the Taoiseach and to the main spokespersons for Fine Gael, the Labour Party and Sinn Féin, who shall be called upon in that order and who may share time, which shall not exceed 15 minutes in each case.

European Council Meeting: Statements (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: Is that agreed? Agreed.

Communications (Retention of Data) Bill 2009: Message from Select Committee (11 Nov 2009)

Séamus Kirk: The Select Committee on Justice, Equality, Defence and Women's Rights has completed its consideration of the Communications (Retention of Data) Bill 2009 and has made amendments thereto.