10 Mr. Shatter asked the Minister for Labour the reason Ireland has failed to ratify the International Labour Organisation Convention 13 of 1921 which restricts the use of white lead in paints on account of its toxic effects; and if he will obtain the approval of the Government to ratify the Convention.

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10 Mr. Shatter asked the Minister for Labour the reason Ireland has failed to ratify the International Labour Organisation Convention 13 of 1921 which restricts the use of white lead in paints on account of its toxic effects; and if he will obtain the approval of the Government to ratify the Convention.

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1. 20 November 1990

   Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Convention on Toxic Effects of Lead.

   10 Mr. Shatter asked the Minister for Labour the reason Ireland has failed to ratify the International Labour Organisation Convention 13 of 1921 which restricts the use of white lead in paints on account of its toxic effects; and if he will obtain the approval of the Government to ratify the Convention.

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