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- Dáil Reform (1 Dec 2010)
Emmet Stagg: ...health boards, questions had to be answered within three days. Fellows in charge of the health service are paid millions of euro in wages and they cannot answer a question for six months, if they feel like it, or officials might ring one up and give one a bit of hot tongue for asking the question in the first place. I was criticised by the Minister of State for making this a red line...
- Mortgage Arrears: Motion (Resumed) (4 Nov 2009)
Emmet Stagg: ...become part of a community. It is where family members love one another and children are born and reared to adulthood. It is the place where members of a family are protected, cared for and can feel secure. A home is a permanent place of shelter, the roof over one's head and the place to where everyone returns. The right to a home is a basic human right. To treat a home as just...
- Nuclear Safety: Statements. (5 Apr 2006)
Emmet Stagg: ...when he raises the issue with Mr Blair. I call on the Taoiseach to make full use of his oft-quoted special relationship and friendship with Mr. Blair to impress on him and his Government the strong feelings of the Irish people and their representatives in their sovereign Parliament regarding the dangers that arise from the operation of the Sellafield complex in nearby Cumbria, as well as...
- Social Welfare Benefits. (9 Feb 2006)
Emmet Stagg: The Minister's answer was mostly waffle. We did not ask him to outline the entire scheme, which we know very well. The Minister promised he would do his best to introduce this scheme but I feel let down, disappointed and ashamed by the lack of effort. I am determined to get the Minister to reverse his position. His advice is wrong, I advise him to ignore it, and I say this advisedly. Is the...
- Standing Orders: Motion. (10 Feb 2004)
Emmet Stagg: There may well be sound reasons a Taoiseach would feel the need to take new and urgent business on a Thursday but, as matters stand, he cannot do so.