Denis Landy (Labour) | Oireachtas source

I welcome the Minister of State, Deputy Sean Sherlock, to the House for the final stages of the legislation. It is good to see that the issue was brought back by way of amendments which were highlighted. It is good that legislation is scrutinised in such a way as to ensure there are no gaps. When Senator Ned O'Sullivan said his party would oppose the legislation I thought he was going to present the Japanese model as an alternative to the one we are putting forward, being an expert on how the Japanese economy operates, but unfortunately he did not.