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PQ 413

486 Mr. J. Higgins asked the Minister for Transport if an investigation was conducted by his Department into an incident whereby a foreign flagged tanker (details supplied) was involved in a collision with potentially serious consequences while in the process of transporting hazardous oil products in early 2006; and if he will publish details of this investigation. [35642/06]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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1 November 2006

Last action

1 November 2006 · Marine Accidents.

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written

Sponsors

Higgins, Joe.

Subjects

Transport

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1 November 2006

Transport

Summary

486 Mr. J. Higgins asked the Minister for Transport if an investigation was conducted by his Department into an incident whereby a foreign flagged tanker (details supplied) was involved in a collision with potentially serious consequences while in the process of transporting hazardous oil products in early 2006; and if he will publish details of this investigation. [35642/06]

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  1. 1 November 2006

    Marine Accidents.

    486 Mr. J. Higgins asked the Minister for Transport if an investigation was conducted by his Department into an incident whereby a foreign flagged tanker (details supplied) was involved in a collision with potentially serious consequences while in the process of transporting hazardous oil products in early 2006; and if he will publish details of this investigation. [35642/06]

    Source: written

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Marine Accidents.

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  • Higgins, Joe. · Asking member
  • Minister for Transport · Minister for Transport · Addressed to

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