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PQ 5

4 Mr. Bell asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if, having regard to the fact that the last successful fraud prosecution in Ireland took place in 1982, he is satisfied that the powers and resources available to him, as opposed to those available to other Departments, are adequate to assist him in eliminating fraud from Irish businesses; if he is satisfied that the Companies Bill, when passed, will ensure that all legislative provisions necessary for the elimination of fraud will be in place; if he will consider publishing a code of good business practice to supplement and augment the existing and forthcoming companies legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

Introduced

22 March 1990

Last action

22 March 1990 · Ceisteanna—Questions Oral Answers. - Elimination of Fraud.

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oral

Sponsors

Michael Bell

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22 March 1990

Summary

4 Mr. Bell asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if, having regard to the fact that the last successful fraud prosecution in Ireland took place in 1982, he is satisfied that the powers and resources available to him, as opposed to those available to other Departments, are adequate to assist him in eliminating fraud from Irish businesses; if he is satisfied that the Companies Bill, when passed, will ensure that all legislative provisions necessary for the elimination of fraud will be in place; if he will consider publishing a code of good business practice to supplement and augment the existing and forthcoming companies legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

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  1. 22 March 1990

    Ceisteanna—Questions Oral Answers. - Elimination of Fraud.

    4 Mr. Bell asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if, having regard to the fact that the last successful fraud prosecution in Ireland took place in 1982, he is satisfied that the powers and resources available to him, as opposed to those available to other Departments, are adequate to assist him in eliminating fraud from Irish businesses; if he is satisfied that the Companies Bill, when passed, will ensure that all legislative provisions necessary for the elimination of fraud will be in place; if he will consider publishing a code of good business practice to supplement and augment the existing and forthcoming companies legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

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Ceisteanna—Questions Oral Answers. - Elimination of Fraud.

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  • Michael Bell · Asking member
  • Minister for Industry and Commerce · Minister for Industry and Commerce · Addressed to

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