8 Miss Harney asked the Taoiseach the Government's position in relation to paragraph 6 of the Downing Street Declaration where it states that the Taoiseach will examine with his colleagues any elements in the democratic life and organisation of the Irish State that can be represented to the Irish Government in the course of political dialogue as a real and substantial threat to their way of life and ethos, or that can be represented as fully consistent with a modern democratic and pluralist society, and undertakes to examine any possible way of removing such obstacles; the work that has been undertaken to date with regard to this commitment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [14447/95]

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8 Miss Harney asked the Taoiseach the Government's position in relation to paragraph 6 of the Downing Street Declaration where it states that the Taoiseach will examine with his colleagues any elements in the democratic life and organisation of the Irish State that can be represented to the Irish Government in the course of political dialogue as a real and substantial threat to their way of life and ethos, or that can be represented as fully consistent with a modern democratic and pluralist society, and undertakes to examine any possible way of removing such obstacles; the work that has been undertaken to date with regard to this commitment; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [14447/95]

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