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- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: It was deemed to be a Priority Question when the Minister for Foreign Affairs refused to answer a question on human trafficking.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: That is why this question was substituted at a late moment. The Minister and the Minister of State, Deputy Conor Lenihan, refused to answer questions about human trafficking.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: That is why this question is in there.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: The Minister of State should not give us that old rubbish.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: The Minister of State is trying to brazen outââ
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: ââa disastrous programme of decentralisationââ
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: ââinvolving Development Co-operation Ireland.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: The Minister of State is behaving disgracefully.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: I will put down questions when I want to.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: I want to get answers.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: The Government is wasting money.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: What about the purchase of a property for decentralisation?
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: Just 35 of the 123 workers want to move.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: Thirty-five.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: All the senior staff have reversed their decisions.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: Can I ask a supplementary question?
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: Just 35 workers want to move.
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: Can the Minister of State, whose behaviour has been disgraceful, tell the Houseââ
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: I would like to be allowed to ask my supplementary question. Is the Minister of State telling me that the programme of decentralisation has been successful in respect of the development co-operation section, given that its three most senior staff members are not moving? None of the 12 senior development specialists is moving to Limerick. I understand from the Minister of State's figures that...
- Decentralisation Programme. (24 May 2006)
Bernard Allen: How much money has been spent on the decentralisation of the development co-operation unit to date? What property has been purchased or rented? Can the Minister of State provide such details, which he could not offer the last day, because the House deserves to be given them?