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31 SEANAD E´ IREANN 503 De´ Ma´irt, 3 Iu´il, 2007 Tuesday, 3rd July, 2007 2.30 p.m. RIAR NA hOIBRE Order Paper GNO´ POIBLI´ Public Business 1. (m) An Bille Airgeadais (Uimh. 2) 2007 (Bille Airgid Deimhnithe)[Da´il]—An Dara Ce´im. (r) Finance (No. 2) Bill 2007 (Certified Money Bill)[Da´il] — Second Stage. Tı´olactha: Presented: 2. An Bille um Eitic in Oifigı´ Poiblı´ (Leasu´ ) 2007 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Ethics in Public Office (Amendment) Bill 2007 — Order for Second Stage. Acht do leasu´ an Achta um Eitic in An Act to amend the Ethics in Public Oifigı´ Poiblı´ 1995 agus do dhe´anamh Office Act 1995 and to make provision for socru´ i dtaobh nithe comhghaolmhara. connected matters. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 3. (l) An Bille um Bord Measu´ naithe Dı´obha´lacha Pearsanta (Leasu´ ) 2007 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. (a) Personal Injuries Assessment Board (Amendment) Bill 2007 — Order for Second Stage. Bille da´ ngairtear Acht do leasu´ agus do Bill entitled an Act to amend and extend leathnu´ an Achta um Bord Measu´ naithe the Personal Injuries Assessment Board Dı´obha´lacha Pearsanta 2003. Act 2003. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 4. An Bille Airı´ agus Ru´ naithe (Airı´ Sta´it) 2007 [Da´il] — An Dara Ce´im. Ministers and Secretaries (Ministers of State) Bill 2007 [Da´il] — Second Stage. 5. An Bille Co´ ipchirt agus Ceart Gaolmhar (Leasu´ ) 2007 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Copyright and Related Rights (Amendment) Bill 2007 — Order for Second Stage. Acht do leasu´ an Achta Co´ ipchirt agus An Act to amend the Copyright and Ceart Gaolmhar 2000 chun socru´ a dhe´an- Related Rights Act 2000 to make provision amh i nda´il le Sce´im um Luach Saothair o´ in relation to the establishment of a Public Iasachtaı´ leis an bPobal a bhunu´ i Lending Remuneration Scheme in con- gcomhre´ir le Treoir Uimh. 92/100/CEE an formity with Council Directive No. 19 Samhain 1992 o´ n gComhairle agus chun 92/100/EEC of 19 November 1992 and for P.T.O. 504 3 Iu´il, 2007 crı´och gaolmhar, agus do dhe´anamh leasu´ related purposes, and to consequentially iarmhartach ar alt 79 den Acht Rialtais A´ it- amend Section 79 of the Local Government iu´ il 2001. Act 2001. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 6. (l) An Bille um Chlu´ mhilleadh 2006 — An Coiste (ato´ga´il)(leasu´ 29). (a) Defamation Bill 2006 — Committee (resumed)(amendment 29). 7. Bille na dTeangacha Oifigiu´ la (Leasu´ ) 2005 — An Dara Ce´im. Official Languages (Amendment) Bill 2005 — Second Stage. —Senators Joe O’Toole, Paul Coghlan, David Norris. 8. Bille Na´isiu´ ntachta agus Saora´nachta E´ ireann (Leasu´ ) (An Garda Sı´ocha´na) 2006 — An Dara Ce´im. Irish Nationality and Citizenship (Amendment) (An Garda Sı´ocha´na) Bill 2006 — Second Stage. —Senator Maurice Cummins. 9. An Bille um Chosaint Beatha agus Maoine 2006 — Ordu´ don Choiste. Defence of Life and Property Bill 2006 — Order for Committee. —Senators Tom Morrissey, Michael Brennan, John Minihan. 10. An Bille um Chumas Meabhrach agus Caomhno´ ireacht 2007 — An Coiste. Mental Capacity and Guardianship Bill 2007 — Committee. —Senator Mary Henry. Tı´olactha: Presented: 11. An Bille um Prı´obha´ideacht 2006 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Privacy Bill 2006 — Order for Second Stage. Bille da´ ngairtear Acht do dhe´anamh Bill entitled an Act to provide for a Tort socru´ maidir le Tort arb e´ard e´ Prı´obha´ide- of Violation of Privacy; and to provide for acht a Sha´ru´ ; agus do dhe´anamh socru´ i matters connected therewith. dtaobh nithe a bhaineann leis an me´id sin. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 12. An Bille Cro´ ine´irı´ 2007 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Coroners Bill 2007 — Order for Second Stage. Acht do leasu´ , do chomhdhlu´ thu´ agus do An Act to amend, consolidate and extend leathnu´ an dlı´ a bhaineann le cro´ ine´irı´, le the law relating to coroners, coroners’ himscru´ duithe cro´ ine´irı´ agus le hionchoisnı´ investigations and coroners’ inquests, to cro´ ine´irı´,dodhe´anamh socru´ chun provide for the establishment of a body to comhlacht a bhunu´ ar a dtabharfar an be known as an tSeirbhı´s Chro´ ine´ara or, in tSeirbhı´s Chro´ ine´ara no´ , sa Bhe´arla, the the English language, the Coroner Service, Coroner Service, do mhı´niu´ a to define its functions, to provide for certain fheidhmeanna, do dhe´anamh socru´ maidir transitional matters including the le nithe idirthre´imhseacha a´irithe lena completion of inquests commenced under n-a´irı´tear ionchoisnı´ arna dtosu´ faoin Acht the Coroners Act 1962, the transfer of 3 Iu´il, 2007 505 Cro´ ine´irı´ 1962 a chrı´ochnu´ , doicime´id certain documents preserved under the a´irithe arna gcaomhnu´ faoin Acht Cro´ ine´irı´ Coroners Act 1962 to the coroner service 1962 a aistriu´ chuig an tseirbhı´s chro´ ine´ara and the continuance in use of certain forms agus leanu´ int d’u´ sa´id foirmeacha a´irithe under that Act, to repeal certain faoin Acht sin, d’aisghairm achtacha´n enactments and provisions of enactments, a´irithe agus fora´lacha a´irithe d’achtacha´in, to amend certain enactments and to provide do leasu´ achtacha´na´irithe agus do for related matters. dhe´anamh socru´ i dtaobh nithe gaolmhara. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 13. An Bille um Inimirce, Co´ naı´ agus Cosaint 2007 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Immigration, Residence and Protection Bill 2007 — Order for Second Stage. Bille da´ ngairtear Acht do dhe´anamh Bill entitled an Act to restate and modify athra´itis agus modhnu´ ar ghne´ithe a´irithe certain aspects of the law relating to the den dlı´ a bhaineann le na´isiu´ naigh entry into, presence in and removal from eachtracha a´irithe agus daoine eile do the State of certain foreign nationals and theacht isteach sa Sta´t, a bheith sa Sta´t agus others, including foreign nationals in need a chur as an Sta´t, lena n-a´irı´tear na´isiu´ naigh of protection from the risk of serious harm eachtracha a bhfuil ga´ acu le cosaint ar or persecution elsewhere, and to provide bhaol dı´obha´la tromchu´ isı´ no´ ge´arleanu´ na for related matters. in a´iteanna eile, agus do dhe´anamh socru´ i dtaobh nithe gaolmhara. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 14. An Bille Bord Measu´ naithe Dı´obha´lacha Pearsanta (Leasu´ ) 2007 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Voluntary Health Insurance (Amendment) Bill 2007 — Order for Second Stage. Bille da´ ngairtear Acht do leasu´ an Achta Bill entitled an Act to amend the A´ rachais Sla´inte Shaora´laigh 1957, an Voluntary Health Insurance Act 1957, the Achta A´ rachais Sla´inte 1994, an Achta Health Insurance Act 1994, the Voluntary A´ rachais Sla´inte Shaora´laigh (Leasu´ ) 1996, Health Insurance (Amendment) Act 1996, an Achta A´ rachais Sla´inte (Leasu´ ) 2001, do the Health Insurance (Amendment) Act thabhairt feidhmeanna breise don Bhord 2001, to confer additional functions on the A´ rachais Sla´inte Shaora´laigh, d’fhonn a Voluntary Health Insurance Board, with a chumasu´ ar bhealach nı´os fearr don bhord view to better enabling the board to apply iarratas a dhe´anamh go ndeono´ faı´ u´ daru´ do´ for the grant to it of an authorisation to chun gno´ a´rachais neamhshaoil a sheoladh, carry on the business of non-life insurance, do thabhairt cumhacht don bhord to empower the board to form and establish fochuideachtaı´ a fhoirmiu´ agus a bhunu´ no´ or acquire subsidiaries to perform certain a fha´il chun feidhmeanna a´irithe de chuid functions of the board, to specify the an bhoird a chomhlı´onadh, do shonru´ borrowing powers of the board and such chumhachtaı´ an bhoird agus na subsidiaries, and to provide for related bhfochuideachtaı´ sin iasachtaı´ a fha´il, agus matters. do dhe´anamh socru´ i dtaobh nithe gaolmhara. —Senator Donie Cassidy. 15. An Bille um Shaora´il Faisne´ise (Leasu´ ) (Uimh. 2) 2003 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Freedom of Information (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill 2003 — Order for Second Stage. Bille da´ ngairtear Acht do leasu´ an Achta Bill entitled an Act to amend the um Shaora´il Faisne´ise 1997 agus do Freedom of Information Act 1997 and to dhe´anamh socru´ i dtaobh nithe gaolmhara. provide for related matters. —Senator Brendan Ryan. P.T.O. 506 3 Iu´il, 2007 16. An Bille um Fhorfheidhmiu´ Orduithe Cu´ irte (Uimh. 2) 2004 — Ordu´ don Dara Ce´im. Enforcement of Court Orders (No. 2) Bill 2004 — Order for Second Stage. Bille da´ ngairtear Acht do dhe´anamh Bill entitled an Act to provide for the socru´ maidir leis na cu´ irteanna do making of attachment of earnings orders, dhe´anamh orduithe astaithe tuillimh, attachment of welfare orders, and orduithe astaithe leasa agus orduithe instalment orders by the courts to facilitate tra´thchoda chun forfheidhmiu´ orduithe the enforcement of undischarged court cu´ irte, fı´nea´lacha agus fiacha eile orders, fines and other debts and to provide neamhurscaoilte a e´ascu´ agus do dhe´anamh for related matters. socru´ i dtaobh nithe gaolmhara. Tairiscintı´: Motions: 17. ‘‘Go gceadaı´onn Seanad E´ ireann an That Seanad E´ ireann approves the Sta´t d’fheidhmiu´ an roghnaithe, arna chur exercise by the State of the option, provided ar fa´il le hAirteagal 4 den cheathru´ Pro´ tacal by Article 4 of the fourth Protocol set out ata´ leagtha amach i gConradh Amstardam, in the Treaty of Amsterdam, to notify the fo´ gra a thabhairt don Chomhairle agus don Council and the Commission that it wishes Choimisiu´ n gur mian leis glacadh leis an to accept the following measure: mbeart seo a leanas: Treoir 2004/82/CE an 29 Aibrea´n, 2004 Council Directive 2004/82/EC of 29th o´ n gComhairle maidir le hoibleaga´id a April, 2004 on the obligation of carriers bheith ar iompro´ irı´ sonraı´ a thabhairt mar to communicate passenger data, gheall ar phaisine´irı´, ar beart e´ ar leagadh co´ ip de faoi bhra´id a copy of which measure was laid before Sheanad E´ ireann an 25 Iu´ il, 2005.
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    IRISH ISSN 0790-7672 October 2005 Haughey's Legacy POLITICAL Sinn Fein Speaking Rights In Dáil John Redmond vs Benedict XV Volume 20 No 10 Irish Ferries: Choppy Waters ? REVIEW (Back page: Labour Comment) Incorporating Volume 19 Number 10 The Northern Star Workers' Weekly ISSN 0954-5891 Contents: See Page Two A Visionary A Revelation . Republican? In The Dail On the day the Independent International Commission on Decommissioning—the There is a neat little theory that our real one, set up within the terms of the Good Friday Agreement, which has acted globalisers tell us about the world: independently, as distinct from Lord Alderdyce’s ‘Independent Monitoring Commission’ protectionism is a bad thing because it nominated by the two Governments, which acts as their agent—on the day when the real inevitably leads to national conflicts and Monitoring Commission announced the completion of arms decommissioning by the war. This is now accepted as such a truism Provisional IRA, the Acting Taoiseach, Michael McDowell, made a curious statement that it would be regarded as almost lunatic in an interview on Channel 4. Asked about his response to General de Chastelain’s to deny it. However, a moment’s thought report, he said: could not but conclude that there is no “It is of significance, but it’s not the end of the road by any manner of means” logical connection whatever between Question: “What worries you most? The robbery of the Northern Bank, the 26 protectionism and war. In fact the very millions?” opposite is the only logical conclusion. McDowell: “Well, what worries me is that the Provisional movement in its entirety Why would any country committed to would seek to have the IRA remain in abeyance and apply the proceeds of criminality to looking after itself through its own its campaign to win seats North and South of the Border.