Results 1-6 of 6 for cervical speaker:Arthur Morgan
- Banking System: Motion. (24 Feb 2009)
Arthur Morgan: ...in the direction of the filthy rich and of that culture of corruption with the elite, and rather to turn it round to deal with those workers on low and middle incomes, for example, to deal with the cervical cancer immunisation programme costing approximately â¬9 million and which has been abandoned. It looks to society that the only people benefiting here are the bankers and the filthy...
- Finance (No. 2) Bill 2008: Report Stage (Resumed) and Final Stage (17 Dec 2008)
Arthur Morgan: ...are available, tax exemptions for developers of private hospitals cost the State â¬10 million. We are all aware of how â¬10 million could be spent. Such an amount could not be found for the cervical cancer vaccine programme. It was found and then cancelled. However, in this case a preference is given to developers of private hospitals, which is alarming and I am concerned that this...
- Cancer Vaccine: Statements (6 Nov 2008)
Arthur Morgan: I welcome the opportunity to address the cancer issue today. The decision by the Minister for Health and Children to cancel the cervical cancer vaccination programme is an absolute disgrace. The Minister announced the programme only three months ago but it has now been axed. The manner of the announcement was also a disgrace as the news was sneaked out under the door on the day of the US...
- Cancer Vaccine: Statements (6 Nov 2008)
Arthur Morgan: ...incidence of cancer and it appears an approach akin to sleepwalking has been taken without any consideration for the seriousness of the issues involved. I will revert to the central point regarding cervical cancer. As I pointed out in the earlier part of my contribution, great savings could have been made in other areas. While â¬10.6 million in tax breaks has been provided for the...
- Budget Statement 2008 (5 Dec 2007)
Arthur Morgan: ...per week for 2008 with a commitment to increase it to the level of the minimum wage over the next two years. This budget should have contained a commitment to provide the revenue to roll out the cervical cancer screening programme State-wide in 2008. We also demanded an end to the misuse of public money in the form of tax breaks for private hospitals and the co-location land gift scheme....
- Written Answers — Cancer Screening Programme: Cancer Screening Programme (27 Nov 2007)
Arthur Morgan: Question 253: To ask the Minister for Health and Children the amount it would cost to extend the cervical cancer screening programme across the State in 2008. [31163/07]