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Order of Business (27 Mar 2013): Jerry Buttimer: In the light of the fact that three council workers were suspended for filling a pothole, does the Government have any plan to overhaul the health and safety legislation or change working conditions for council staff? In the case in question, the three workers were on their way back to their depot when they stopped to fill potholes in the common good.
Order of Business (27 Mar 2013): Jerry Buttimer: The workers in question were suspended because they were in breach of health and safety rules.
Order of Business (27 Mar 2013): Jerry Buttimer: It is a serious issue.
Order of Business (27 Mar 2013): Jerry Buttimer: Are there plans to overhaul health and safety regulations and the Health and Safety Authority?
Order of Business (27 Mar 2013): Enda Kenny: There is no promised legislation. I read the report on the case in question and there is an issue about the safety standards adopted in this case. I suggest Deputy Jerry Buttimer table this as a Topical Issue matter and the Ceann Comhairle may grant him permission to raise it.
Order of Business (27 Mar 2013): Micheál Martin: Deputy Jerry Buttimer is playing for local headlines.

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