Seanad debates

Wednesday, 29 June 2005

National Consumer Agency: Motion.

 

6:00 am

Photo of Terry LeydenTerry Leyden (Fianna Fail)

Senator Coghlan is also aware of a statement by his colleague at our committee meeting when he clearly supported the retention of the groceries order. Deputy Hogan stated there was no evidence in the report that abolishing the ban would bring about a sustained level of lower prices, yet Senator Coghlan did not include his concerns in his motion. Deputy Hogan is the spokesperson for consumer affairs in the other House.

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