307. Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views of the short-stay visa waiver scheme allowing visitors here, from 16 emerging tourism markets, to travel around the rest of the island without the need for an additional visa application; if he recognises the potential that a reciprocal approach would have in opening up our tourism industry to new markets; his view of the British Government’s position of preventing the introduction of a similar scheme and if he intends to work towards the introduction of a single visa scheme for visitors to the island of Ireland. [40242/12]

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307. Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views of the short-stay visa waiver scheme allowing visitors here, from 16 emerging tourism markets, to travel around the rest of the island without the need for an additional visa application; if he recognises the potential that a reciprocal approach would have in opening up our tourism industry to new markets; his view of the British Government’s position of preventing the introduction of a similar scheme and if he intends to work towards the introduction of a single visa scheme for visitors to the island of Ireland. [40242/12]

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