515 Deputy Arthur Morgan asked the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment if his attention has been drawn to the anomaly whereby trade unions with members who work on a self-employed basis, face the prospect of being subject to competition law and consequently liable to prosecution for price fixing if they try to negotiate for minimum rates and conditions; and if he will intervene in the long-running campaign by the ICTU to amend competition legislation to remove this anomaly. [11783/08]

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515 Deputy Arthur Morgan asked the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment if his attention has been drawn to the anomaly whereby trade unions with members who work on a self-employed basis, face the prospect of being subject to competition law and consequently liable to prosecution for price fixing if they try to negotiate for minimum rates and conditions; and if he will intervene in the long-running campaign by the ICTU to amend competition legislation to remove this anomaly. [11783/08]

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