90 Deputy Ciarán Lynch asked the Taoiseach the counsel that are currently nominated by the Attorney General to appear before the Moriarty tribunal to appear on behalf of the public interest; the arrangements in place over the years since the tribunal was established for the nomination of counsel to represent the public interest; the arrangements previously and currently in place in the Office of the Attorney General to ensure that counsel nominated by the Attorney General to represent the public interest and those nominated to represent clients of the Attorney General could, if necessary, represent different interests and make different arguments; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [18123/10]

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90 Deputy Ciarán Lynch asked the Taoiseach the counsel that are currently nominated by the Attorney General to appear before the Moriarty tribunal to appear on behalf of the public interest; the arrangements in place over the years since the tribunal was established for the nomination of counsel to represent the public interest; the arrangements previously and currently in place in the Office of the Attorney General to ensure that counsel nominated by the Attorney General to represent the public interest and those nominated to represent clients of the Attorney General could, if necessary, represent different interests and make different arguments; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [18123/10]

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1. 5 May 2010

   Tribunals of Inquiry.

   90 Deputy Ciarán Lynch asked the Taoiseach the counsel that are currently nominated by the Attorney General to appear before the Moriarty tribunal to appear on behalf of the public interest; the arrangements in place over the years since the tribunal was established for the nomination of counsel to represent the public interest; the arrangements previously and currently in place in the Office of the Attorney General to ensure that counsel nominated by the Attorney General to represent the public interest and those nominated to represent clients of the Attorney General could, if necessary, represent different interests and make different arguments; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [18123/10]

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