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121 Deputy John Halligan asked the Minister for Communications; Energy and Natural Resources his views on implementing the recommendations from the recent Joint Oireachtas Committee with regards to increasing the tax take from oil and gas finds; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30691/12]

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26 June 2012

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26 June 2012 · Exploration Licences

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oral

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John Halligan

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Energy

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26 June 2012

Energy

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121 Deputy John Halligan asked the Minister for Communications; Energy and Natural Resources his views on implementing the recommendations from the recent Joint Oireachtas Committee with regards to increasing the tax take from oil and gas finds; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30691/12]

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  1. 26 June 2012

    Exploration Licences

    121 Deputy John Halligan asked the Minister for Communications; Energy and Natural Resources his views on implementing the recommendations from the recent Joint Oireachtas Committee with regards to increasing the tax take from oil and gas finds; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [30691/12]

    Source: oral

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