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- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Rory Kiely: Senator Ryan should be permitted to continue without interruption, though the Senator must not invite interruptions by referring to other Members. He should speak to the motion.
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Geraldine Feeney: I welcome the Minister to the House. I am delighted to see him here. Fianna Fáil is, and always will be, a reforming and inclusive party. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Geraldine Feeney: However, they will achieve no political gain. The people are not fools. They will not be taken in by the type of stroke politics which has been played out in the House tonight. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Diarmuid Wilson: I welcome the Minister to the House. I am proud to stand beside him and robustly defend his and the Government's record on education. After all, we are the real Labour Party. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Diarmuid Wilson: Is it right that the children of the more than 50,000 people who earn in excess of â¬100 million per yearâ (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
(Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Mary O'Rourke: I did. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Ulick Burke: She is afraid that she cannot finance her two children to attend third level education. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Diarmuid Wilson: That could beâ (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Ulick Burke: ...be able to rescue himself with a soft landing somewhere. If he decides to reintroduce fees for any group, except perhaps that of Senator Wilson, he will be in a very serious situation. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Senators: Hear, hear. Senators: (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Ann Ormonde: I put that in because I thought there would not be access for disadvantaged students but that did not happen. I was proved wrong. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Ann Ormonde: It is not a U-turn. (Interruptions).Amendment put. Tá
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Ulick Burke: ...regrets the failure of the Minister for Education to abolish fees for evening and part-time students at third level and calls on the Minister to give a commitment to abolish such fees. (Interruptions).
- Seanad: Rural Development Policy: Statements (Resumed). - Third Level Fees: Motion. (21 May 2003)
Noel Dempsey: ...of the right of the most affluent sections of society to receive everything for free. The party of Connolly, led by a former member of a far-left, Moscow-supported party, is againstâ (Interruptions).