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Written Answers — Department of Environment, Community and Local Government: Local Authority Charges Yield (27 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: 535. To ask the Minister for Environment, Community and Local Government if he will provide the total amount in tabular form raised from parking fees by Tipperary County Council and its predecessors, South Tipperary County Council and North Tipperary County Council, in the past three years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [3686/15]

Other Questions: Nursing Homes Support Scheme (21 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: Rather like the Minister of State listened to the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Deputy Simon Coveney, yesterday.

Written Answers — Department of Health: Ambulance Service Response Times (21 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: 13. To ask the Minister for Health his views on the latest Health Service Executive report on ambulance response times; his views that the current ambulance service is fit for purpose; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2368/15]

Written Answers — Department of Health: Health Services Provision (21 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: 65. To ask the Minister for Health if he will direct the Health Service Executive to reconsider the transfer of the rehabilitation and respite unit from St. Patrick’s Hospital, Cashel, County Tipperary, to the nearby Our Lady’s Hospital in Cashel; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [2367/15]

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: At long last.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: Is the Taoiseach referring to me?

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: While the man sitting beside the Taoiseach might be, I am not too worried.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: There is more space for the boys on board.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: Will he answer a question from me?

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: I wish to ask the Taoiseach about two items of legislation, the first of which is the scrap and precious metals Bill. It has been promised twice by the former Minister, Deputy Alan Shatter, and the current Minister, Deputy Frances Fitzgerald, and it is important that it be enacted to give some strength to the Garda in tracing precious gold and scrap metal. On the second item, given...

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: I have done so, but I get no answers. The Cabinet might get a chance to make sure the commission it will appoint will not be interfered with this time and will be let do the job it will be appointed to do and not be interfered with by the Government.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: No, the Taoiseach might consider it tomorrow; it is highly appropriate. Alternatively, he might pass it to his Minister of State.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: It did not do so the last time. Will the Taoiseach answer my other question?

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: Yes, but the Government promised to bring forward its own Bill.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: On the scrap heap, like everything else here. The Government promised to publish own Bill.

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: What happened to the Government's Bill?

Order of Business (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: It is banjaxed.

Written Answers — Department of Justice and Equality: Foreign Conflicts (20 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: 312. To ask the Minister for Justice and Equality the actions her Department is taking to monitor jihadis from Britain and mainland Europe who may be using Ireland as a transit point on the way to Syria and Iraq; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [2226/15]

Order of Business (15 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: I refer to the Government legislative programme for this term. I note that the water services Bill is not going away. This Bill is to address outstanding issues reflected in the Government's water services package in November 2014 and issues that went on into December before the Christmas recess. I have been informed by Irish Water that the meters will only last seven to ten years. Will...

Order of Business (15 Jan 2015)

Mattie McGrath: -----the battery driving the technology will only last seven years - like the Tánaiste's watch?