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Leaders' Questions. (16 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: The Government's record is a disgrace.

Leaders' Questions. (16 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: The Taoiseach should tell the truth.

Request to move Adjournment of Dáil under Standing Order 31. (16 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: I seek the adjournment of the Dáil under Standing Order 31 to raise a matter of national importance, namely, the decision of Professor Aidan Halligan not to take up his post as chief executive of the Health Service Executive and the need for the Minister for Health and Children to outline what she intends to do to restore cohesion to the Government's programme for health reform.

Written Answers — Enterprise Policy: Enterprise Policy (16 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: Question 114: To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment if he has yet received the report of the high level group considering the implications of the report of the enterprise strategy group and the best manner of implementing its recommendations; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28337/04]

Written Answers — Semi-State Bodies: Semi-State Bodies (16 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: Question 115: To ask the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment the progress made to date with regard to his consideration of the deliberations of the working group established to examine the specific issue regarding Shannon Development; if he has yet met the board of Shannon Development; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [28339/04]

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: A Leas-Cheann Comhairle, may I raise a point of order?

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: It is wrong for the Taoiseach to mislead the House. He has misled the House and he will continue to do so unless he is stopped. He has no right to say what he has——

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: He has no right to say what he has said because it is not true.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: If it is not a point of order I am not sure what I am doing here. It is wrong for the Taoiseach to say what he has just said.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: Members received the Bill yesterday morning and 36 hours later we are to debate it in the House.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: On behalf of the people I represent, I ask why the Bill has been brought forward to today.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: Yes, I got it but none of my colleagues received it until yesterday.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: I got it but nobody else in my party did, and I only got a draft, I did not get a copy of the Bill.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: I ask the Taoiseach to recognise what is happening here. Members of the House other than Opposition spokespeople did not receive the Bill until yesterday. I only got a copy of the full Bill yesterday. Before that I got a draft, a photocopy

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: We are being asked to debate this Bill today. We were promised it would be on the Order of Business for tomorrow. Why has it been scheduled for today?

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: The Taoiseach is not giving more time for the Bill.

Order of Business. (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: The Taoiseach is misleading the House, they are not medical cards and he knows that, they are yellow pack cards.

Health Bill 2004: Second Stage (Resumed). (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: I move amendment No. 1: To delete all words after "That" and substitute the following: "Dáil Éireann declines to give a second reading to the Bill in view of: (a) the inadequate time given to members of the Dáil to consider the terms of the Bill; (b) the fact that the position of Chief Executive of the Health Service Executive has yet to be filled; (c) the threatened industrial action by...

Written Answers — Departmental Investigations: Departmental Investigations (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: Question 95: To ask the Minister for Finance the progress in regard to any action taken by his Department and the Revenue Commissioners arising from the report of the High Court inspectors on a bank (details supplied) which was published on 30 July 2004; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [29853/04]

Written Answers — Non-Resident Accounts: Non-Resident Accounts (23 Nov 2004)

Liz McManus: Question 131: To ask the Minister for Finance the number of High Court orders sought to date by the Revenue Commissioners under the Finance Act 1999 to require financial institutions to supply names, addresses and other relevant information regarding holders of bogus accounts at the latest date for which figures are available; the number of cases in which orders have been granted; the general...