89 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on whether such reforms of the international monetary system, as a foreign policy principle, as would allow for the establishment of a transaction tax, such as the Tobin tax, so as to contain or eliminate the destructive anti-democratic consequences of speculation in international debt and currency. [13352/10]

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89 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on whether such reforms of the international monetary system, as a foreign policy principle, as would allow for the establishment of a transaction tax, such as the Tobin tax, so as to contain or eliminate the destructive anti-democratic consequences of speculation in international debt and currency. [13352/10]

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1. 30 March 2010

   Tax Code.

   89 Deputy Jack Wall asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on whether such reforms of the international monetary system, as a foreign policy principle, as would allow for the establishment of a transaction tax, such as the Tobin tax, so as to contain or eliminate the destructive anti-democratic consequences of speculation in international debt and currency. [13352/10]

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