Results 1-7 of 7 for nama speaker:Denis Naughten

Select Committee on Social Protection: Estimates for Public Services 2022
Vote 42 - Rural and Community Development (Supplementary) (23 Nov 2022)

Denis Naughten: ...of Social Protection for a project in Monksland that requires the acquiring of land owned by the council for which it has given a licence out to. This land subsequently fell under control of NAMA, however, and the council cannot get a decision to proceed with the project from NAMA. When one arm of the State has capital funding from which to draw down and another arm of the State is...

Other Questions: Local Authority Functions (17 Jun 2014)

Denis Naughten: ...and not a solicitor as is the case with the vast majority of mortgage holders in this country. There are estates where developers still own quite a number of houses and where houses may be held by NAMA or a receiver. Where works are completed, surely it is in everyone's interest that an estate is taken in charge. I can give the Minister of State instances in my constituency where...

Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine: Fodder Crisis: Discussion with Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine (25 Apr 2013)

Denis Naughten: ...the Minister on looking at the advance buying of fodder because these weather conditions could continue for a number of weeks or months. I suggest that the Department should actively engage with NAMA to access some of the NAMA warehousing to centrally store some of this forage in advance of when it is needed. While it may be shipped in by Dairygold at the moment, in six weeks time, the...

Jobs Initiative 2011: Statements (Resumed) (11 May 2011)

Denis Naughten: ...though another arm of Revenue owes €7,000 to the same business. The problems to which I refer do not just relate to the Revenue Commissioners. Serious blockages are also being encountered with NAMA. I am aware of businesses in my constituency that are waiting to expand or be established, but are left in limbo because no clear decisions are being made by NAMA. They are in economic...

Finance Bill 2010: Second Stage (Resumed) (9 Feb 2010)

Denis Naughten: ...the economy to create jobs. In 2006, businesses started by immigrants in the USA employed 450,000 people with a turnover of €52 billion. That is €2 billion short of what we will pay out for NAMA. The United States is looking at new ways to attract such smart people because the world has become far more competitive. A new start-up visa system is being developed for those who wish to...

Order of Business (4 Feb 2010)

Denis Naughten: .... The point was that were this statutory instrument to be put in place within the next four weeks, we would be obliged to wait for three months for it to be approved by Brussels. Given that the NAMA legislation could go through the Oireachtas in a couple of weeks and receive approval from Brussels and given that head shops are advertising on the basis that such chemicals are already...

National Asset Management Agency Bill 2009: Second Stage (Resumed) (22 Sep 2009)

Denis Naughten: ...which went unheeded and were even derided. The Taoiseach and other Ministers have regularly reminded us that "we are where we are". We must not forget, however, that the current proposers of NAMA put us where we are today, and claim that they can get us out of the mess they created. Successive Fianna Fáil-led Governments worked hard to get us exactly where we are and to put the economy...