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55 Dáil Éireann (Supplementary Order Paper) 55 DÁIL ÉIREANN Dé Céadaoin, 14 Iúil, 2021 Wednesday, 14th July, 2021 An Lárionad Coinbhinsiúin, Baile Átha Cliath Convention Centre Dublin 9.15 a.m. I dTOSACH GNÓ PHOIBLÍ AT THE COMMENCEMENT OF PUBLIC BUSINESS Fógraí Tairisceana: Notices of Motions 9a. “D’ainneoin— That— (a) Ordú an 16 Nollaig 2020 ón Dáil, maidir (a) notwithstanding the Order of the Dáil of leis an ord ina nglaofar ar Cheannairí chun 16th December, 2020, the sequence in ceisteanna a chur idir an 15 Meán Fómhair which Leaders shall be called upon to 2021, agus an 7 Deireadh Fómhair 2021, put questions between 15th September, de bhun Bhuan-Ordú 36(ca), is de réir an 2021, and 7th October, 2021, pursuant róta atá sa tuarascáil ón gCoiste um Buan- to Standing Order 36(ca) shall be in Orduithe agus Athleasú na Dála dar dháta accordance with the rota contained in an 14 Iúil 2021, dar teideal ‘Róta i the report of the Committee on Standing gcomhair na gCeisteanna ó Cheannairí de Orders and Dáil Reform dated 14th July, bhun Bhuan-Ordú 36 ón 15 Meán Fómhair 2021, entitled ‘Rota for Leaders’ go dtí an 7 Deireadh Fómhair 2021 go Questions pursuant to Standing Order huile.’, a bheidh sé; agus 36 for 15 September to 7 October 2021 incl.’; and (b) go ndéanfar Rún an 15 Meitheamh 2021 ón (b) the Resolution of the Dáil of 15th June, Dáil, i ndáil le socruithe i dtaobh an Oird 2021, in relation to arrangements on the Gnó, a leasú trí ‘suas go dtí an 28 Meán Order of Business be amended by the Fómhair 2021, go huile’ a chur in ionad substitution of ‘up to and including 28th ‘suas go dtí an 13 Iúil 2021, go huile’. September, 2021’ for ‘up to and including 13th July, 2021’.” —Cathal Berry, Alan Farrell, Brendan Griffin, Emer Higgins, Brendan Howlin, John Lahart, Seán Mac Ambróis, Aire Stáit ag Roinn an Taoisigh, Pádraig Mac Lochlainn, Denise Mitchell, Paul Murphy, Carol Nolan, Cian O'Callaghan, Marc Ó Cathasaigh, Aengus Ó Snodaigh, Thomas Pringle. TEACHTAIREACHTAÍ ÓN RIALTAS MESSAGES FROM THE GOVERNMENT An Bille Sláinte (Leasú) (Uimh. 2), 2021. Health (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2021. For the purpose of Article 17.2 of the Constitution, the Government recommend that it is expedient to authorise such payments out of moneys provided by the Oireachtas as are necessary to give effect to any Act of the present session to— A. make, on a temporary basis, exceptional provision, in the public interest and having regard to the manifest and grave risk to human life and public health posed by the spread of the disease known as Covid-19 and variants of that disease and in order to mitigate, where practicable, the effect of the spread of that disease; to amend the Health Act 1947 for that purpose; to provide for the lawful operation of certain indoor premises subject to certain conditions notwithstanding restrictions in place in relation to such premises under that Act; to provide, for those purposes, for a robust and enforceable system of verification of the health status of certain persons, including vaccination or recovery status; to confer a power on the Minister for Health to prescribe matters related to the foregoing; to provide for enforcement; and to provide for related matters; B. amend certain provisions relating to pre-travel requirements in respect of certain persons arriving in the State; to amend the period to be spent by a person in quarantine at a designated facility in certain circumstances; to make provision in relation to the power of the Minister for Health to make regulations in relation to tests that may be taken for the purpose of detecting Covid-19 in the context of the requirement to quarantine at a designated facility and to confer a power on that Minister to prescribe the purpose for which such a test may be taken; to provide that quarantine at a designated facility shall not be required for certain persons arriving in the State in certain circumstances and to confer a power on the Minister for Health to make regulations in relation to those circumstances; for those purposes, and for related purposes, to amend the Health Act 1947; and to provide for related matters. Given on this 13th day of July, 2021 (Signed) Micheál Martin, An Taoiseach..
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