22. Deputy Mick Barry asked the Minister for Transport the practical steps that his Department will take to realise the proposal by the United Kingdom Secretary of State for Transport regarding a bilateral agreement for the establishment of a minimum wage corridor on sea ferry routes arising from the recent decision by a company (details supplied) to dismiss its 800 United Kingdom-based employees and replace them with employees on less than the United Kingdom statutory minimum wage including those working on the Liverpool to Dublin route given the support for the proposal by Minister for Transport; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [18718/22]

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22. Deputy Mick Barry asked the Minister for Transport the practical steps that his Department will take to realise the proposal by the United Kingdom Secretary of State for Transport regarding a bilateral agreement for the establishment of a minimum wage corridor on sea ferry routes arising from the recent decision by a company (details supplied) to dismiss its 800 United Kingdom-based employees and replace them with employees on less than the United Kingdom statutory minimum wage including those working on the Liverpool to Dublin route given the support for the proposal by Minister for Transport; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [18718/22]

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