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Brighter Evenings Bill 2012: Second Stage (5 Jul 2013)

Tommy Broughan: ...in sunsets at 9.30 p.m. on 15 April, nearly 10.20 p.m. on 15 May, almost 11 p.m. on the midsummer solstice, which means we would have light up until midnight, and 10.45 p.m. on 15 July. Deputy Buttimer correctly pointed out how important August is for the festivals all around the country. In mid-August, there would be light up to 11 p.m. and that would be most valuable. I have tried to...

Brighter Evenings Bill 2012: Second Stage (5 Jul 2013)

Patrick Nulty: ...refer during my contribution - would flow from this. An attractive feature of this Bill is that it allows the Minister to advance the clocks by one hour for a three-year trial period. As Deputy Buttimer indicated, such a period would allow us to review how matters are progressing. It would also give us some breathing space if unforeseen difficulties arise. If, after the three-year...

Brighter Evenings Bill 2012: Second Stage (5 Jul 2013)

Jerry Buttimer: I commend Deputy Broughan for his initiative in bringing forward the Bill. In doing some research for today's debate I was struck by the fact that the majority of us would probably be in favour of the change. The song "Summertime" includes the words "and the living is easy". On a day like today it would be very difficult to oppose Deputy Broughan's proposal, and I commend him for it. In...

Brighter Evenings Bill 2012: Second Stage (5 Jul 2013)

Michael Kitt: Deputy Buttimer also has indicated.

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