Results 101-120 of 4,129 for speaker:Alan Shatter in 'Dáil debates'
- Order of Business (12 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: It regards substantial allegations that have been established.
- Order of Business (12 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: Another eight years for a report.
- Crime Prevention. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: Is the Minister seriously suggesting that farmers are responsible for gun drug crime in Dublinââ
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: Question 5: To ask the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the consideration given by him to revise family law to create a new court family and assessment service to assist the courts in determining family law proceedings and in particular issues relating to the guardianship, custody and upbringing of children and in determining care proceedings relating to children. [34646/07]
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: When will the proposed service begin? If it is to start in Dublin, will it only apply to the three Circuit Courts dealing with family law in Dublin? Guardianship and custody disputes relating to children are dealt with in the District Court to a greater extent than in the Circuit Court. Care proceedings relating to children are dealt with exclusively in the District Court. For years...
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: They seem to be beyond the Government in general.
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: This is the second pilot project.
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: The last project that lasted for one year crashed in 2003. Will the Minister of State admit that the new proposal is a half-baked grossly inadequate scheme thrown together in desperation to make a pretence of a response to Carol Coulter's report? This area needs radical reform with the replacement of the current fragmented court structures with a dedicated system of family courts with proper...
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: The Minister of State told us the previous scheme ran for a year and it collapsed.
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: The welfare of children does not matter then.
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: What about child psychiatrists?
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: It is another half-baked and pathetic attempt to address the problem.
- Family Law. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: Why are the District Courts being left out?
- Garda Operations. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: We all have that problem.
- Garda Operations. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: It is unusual to see a Minister of State being disorderly while this side of the House is orderly. I am rapidly reaching the conclusion that the Government is employing more pilots than Ryanair.
- Garda Operations. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: The Minister of State's assurances are somewhat less than comforting. The failure to implement these warrants indicates that the Government does not have its finger on the pulse and has lost its way in implementing court judgments. A radical change is required to prevent the waste of Garda time in serving such warrants. Apart from the pilot project the Minister of State mentioned, have any...
- Garda Complaints Procedures. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: Does the Minister of State know how many cases have been commenced and so must be completed by the Garda Complaints Board? Has he concerns about the capacity of the board to conduct investigations in view of the evidence given by the chairman of that board to the Morris tribunal and the inadequacies of the resources available to the board to investigate complaints in a thorough fashion?
- Garda Complaints Procedures. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: It took ten years for the Government to realise that.
- Garda Complaints Procedures. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: How many cases are there where investigations are under way or have taken place and will thus remain with the Garda Complaints Board?
- Garda Complaints Procedures. (13 Dec 2007)
Alan Shatter: How many were transferred from the Garda Complaints Board to the ombudsman commission?