172 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children if her attention has been drawn to the fact that the Health Service Executive is obstructing implementation of the Civil Registration Act 2004 in so far as it has rendered it impossible for a couple to celebrate a civil marriage ceremony anywhere in Dublin, Kildare or Wicklow other than in a registry office in violation of the provisions contained in the Act which enables such marriages to be celebrated in other locations such as hotels; if an independent enquiry will be conducted into the failure of the HSE to properly carry out its delegated functions under the legislation; and if she will take action to require it to comply with its statutory duties. [35796/07]

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172 Deputy Alan Shatter asked the Minister for Health and Children if her attention has been drawn to the fact that the Health Service Executive is obstructing implementation of the Civil Registration Act 2004 in so far as it has rendered it impossible for a couple to celebrate a civil marriage ceremony anywhere in Dublin, Kildare or Wicklow other than in a registry office in violation of the provisions contained in the Act which enables such marriages to be celebrated in other locations such as hotels; if an independent enquiry will be conducted into the failure of the HSE to properly carry out its delegated functions under the legislation; and if she will take action to require it to comply with its statutory duties. [35796/07]

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