35 Proinsias De Rossa asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on the military coup in Pakistan; the action, if any, Ireland is taking unilaterally or through the EU or UN to facilitate the return of democratic government to that country, having particular regard to the fact that Pakistan is now a nuclear power; the sanctions, if any, the Government is imposing to promote the return of democratic government; his views on whether it is appropriate in view of the coup that Ireland should appoint a new honorary consul; when a decision will be made on this appointment; and the representations, if any, made to him in this regard [20880/99]

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35 Proinsias De Rossa asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on the military coup in Pakistan; the action, if any, Ireland is taking unilaterally or through the EU or UN to facilitate the return of democratic government to that country, having particular regard to the fact that Pakistan is now a nuclear power; the sanctions, if any, the Government is imposing to promote the return of democratic government; his views on whether it is appropriate in view of the coup that Ireland should appoint a new honorary consul; when a decision will be made on this appointment; and the representations, if any, made to him in this regard [20880/99]

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