David Norris (Independent) | Oireachtas source

The Minister of State referred to considering options such as "a code of practice for the sector that would guide employers and employees." A code of practice is no bloody use because it would catch good employers, while bad employers would give us the two fingers. They will not care a damn about this.

I do not know what the Minister of State was going on about when he referred to "gambling, betting and hairdressing sectors and taxi operators." I do not gamble and I do not imagine that people give tips in Boyle Sports or whatever the other bloody places are called. I always give a tip to the hairdresser, however.