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- Seanad: Gnó an tSeanaid - Business of Seanad (26 Mar 2021)
Joe O'Reilly: ...for students with special needs. I have also received notice from Senator Fiona O’Loughlinof the following matter: The need for the Minister for Justice to fast track leave to remain applications by immigrant healthcare front-line workers. I have also received notice from Senator Niall Ó Donnghaileof the following matter: The need for the Minister for Justice to make a...
- Seanad: Gnó an tSeanaid - Business of Seanad (26 Feb 2021)
Joe O'Reilly: ...from Senators Mary Fitzpatrick and Mary Seary Kearney of the following matter: The need for the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment to make a statement on the working conditions and status of Deliveroo workers in light of the UK Supreme Court decision that found that Uber contractors are employees; and whether he will introduce third employment status into...
- Seanad: Diplomatic Relations (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill 2017: Second Stage (29 Nov 2017)
Joe O'Reilly: ...must consider all the benefits the Bill will provide. It will improve protection for domestic workers of consular and diplomatic missions as well as the household and will clarify citizenship and immigration rules regarding members of staff of a diplomatic mission and their family. The legislation is technical but it will lead to a positive development by aligning Ireland's position with...
- Seanad: UK Referendum on EU Membership: Statements (5 Oct 2016)
Joe O'Reilly: ...of services and to maintain all the economic advantages of the EU.I would like to believe we could end up with something approaching the Norwegian model, that Britain would get some concessions on immigration, which I know is a red line issue, and that there would be an emergency clause to deal with specific situations but that essentially we would maintain the status quoon many levels....
- Seanad: Access to Education: Motion (10 Oct 2007)
Joe O'Reilly: ...experienced substantial and immediate increases in population. In some instances they have experienced a doubling of population in a few years as a result of the movement of people from Dublin, immigration, etc. The major failure of both the Department and the Government â one must level the political charge â is that this problem was not anticipated. It should have been anticipated...