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PQ 428

515 Deputy Michael D. Higgins asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the number of international instruments, such as agreements, conventions, protocols and implementation procedures, initiated at either UN, Council of Europe or elsewhere that are awaiting ratification and implementation by the Government; the date of signature or adoption by the international institution involved; the lead Department with responsibility for implementation within the Government in each case; the position in relation to signature, ratification or implementation; and the measures he proposes to take in the national interest to eliminate the backlog which exists. [20235/07]

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515 Deputy Michael D. Higgins asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the number of international instruments, such as agreements, conventions, protocols and implementation procedures, initiated at either UN, Council of Europe or elsewhere that are awaiting ratification and implementation by the Government; the date of signature or adoption by the international institution involved; the lead Department with responsibility for implementation within the Government in each case; the position in relation to signature, ratification or implementation; and the measures he proposes to take in the national interest to eliminate the backlog which exists. [20235/07]

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