Results 1-10 of 10 for nama speaker:Charles Flanagan
- Seanad: Criminal Justice (Corruption Offences) Bill 2017: Second Stage (8 May 2018)
Charles Flanagan: ...of judicial functions and the administration of justice. The functions of Irish officials regarding the Planning and Development Acts 2000 to 2010, are included, as well as functions relating to NAMA and the Central Bank. Reflecting the recommendations of the Mahon tribunal, the presumption extends to gifts or advantages given to or received by, or for the benefit of, a connected person...
- Criminal Justice (Corruption Offences) Bill 2017: Second Stage (15 Nov 2017)
Charles Flanagan: ...passports, as well as the exercise of judicial functions and the administration of justice. Irish officials' functions relating to the Planning and Development Acts 2000 to 2010 are included as well as functions relating to NAMA and the Central Bank. Reflecting the recommendations of the Mahon tribunal, the presumption extends to gifts or advantages given to or received by or for the...
- Northern Ireland: Statements (15 Jul 2015)
Charles Flanagan: ...investigation in Northern Ireland. The UK’s National Crime Agency announced that, at the request of the Police Service of Northern Ireland, it will investigate the sale of Northern Ireland loans owned by NAMA. I hope these hearings and investigations provide clarity on the serious issues raised. If Deputies Wallace, Clare Daly or Ross or anybody else has evidence, I urge them to...
- Written Answers — Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: North South Ministerial Council (25 Nov 2014)
Charles Flanagan: ...in both jurisdictions and measures to encourage job creation. Ministers referenced the positive job announcements which had been made recently both North and South. Progress on the disposal of NAMA’s Northern Ireland portfolio was welcomed by the Council. Also discussed were actions to build trade links with developing markets, attraction of foreign direct investment and issues...
- Written Answers — Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: North South Ministerial Council (9 Oct 2014)
Charles Flanagan: ...to Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, economic and budgetary challenges facing both administrations and measures aimed at rebalancing the Northern Ireland economy. Progress on the disposal of NAMA's Northern Ireland portfolio was welcomed by the Council. Ministers also welcomed the success of the Giro d'Italia cycling event which secured widespread global media coverage. We also noted...
- Written Answers — Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade: North South Ministerial Council (8 Oct 2014)
Charles Flanagan: ...to Small and Medium-sized Enterprises, economic and budgetary challenges facing both administrations and measures aimed at rebalancing the Northern Ireland economy. Progress on the disposal of NAMA’s Northern Ireland portfolio was welcomed by the Council. Ministers also welcomed the success of the Giro d’Italia cycling event which secured widespread global media coverage....
- Legal Services Regulation Bill 2011: Second Stage (Resumed) (8 Feb 2012)
Charles Flanagan: ...â¬33 million for external legal advice in 2009. We have commented on all sides of the House about the extraordinary cost of legal services for tribunals. Today we read about the legal costs for NAMA in 2010 totalling â¬27.56 million, an extraordinary amount of money in any circumstances. The cash-strapped HSE is continuing to spend â¬20 million a year on external legal advisers....
- Order of Business (15 Oct 2009)
Charles Flanagan: In respect of the referral by this House of the NAMA legislation to the finance committee, certain Members are charged with the responsibility of being members of that committee. Other Members, on all sides, who do not have membership of the committee, have expressed an interest in the detailed consequences of the legislation. Will the Ceann Comhairle brief Members as to what precise...
- Land and Conveyancing Bill 2008 [Seanad]: Report Stage (Resumed) and Final Stage (1 Jul 2009)
Charles Flanagan: ...is used in the event of uncertainty. It may have the effect of further increasing pension fund deficits. As my colleague, Deputy Barrett, noted earlier, this is important in the context of NAMA because that agency's ultimate cost to the taxpayer will depend on its ability to generate a profit through the eventual sale of its assets. I am mindful of Deputy Barrett's advice because the...
- Order of Business (17 Jun 2009)
Charles Flanagan: Is the legislation on NAMA no longer promised?