78 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry whether he has requested the European Commission to remove the concept of eligible land for grain production; whether both grain producers and landowners will have access to IBAs; and the criteria upon which quota will be available from a national reserve.
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53 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry whether he and his officials have co-operated fully with the live export trade to resolve the shortage of adequate ferry facilities; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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4 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the proposals, if any, he has for the future operation of beef carcass classification at meat factories.
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2 Mrs Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry arising from Parliamentary Questions 101 and 104 of 13 October 1994, the response he has received, formal or otherwise, from the EU Commission regarding measures to alleviate the situation of our pig and poultry sectors; the help that will be available; and when help will be available.
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1 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the reason the briefing note prepared by CBF for the Department of Agriculture in anticipation of Irish-Iraqi joint commission talks in November 1988, was edited by his Department without the author's permission; whether this practice is still acceptable departmental policy; and his view of the consequences of deleting a sentence which indicated that, in recent years, the product supplied to Iraq had largely been from intervention, which was in the original version of the letter from CBF.
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89 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Justice, arising from her reply to parliamentary questions 66, 74 and 75 of 14 June, 1994, the number of the 39 applications for citizenship in the years 1992 to 1994 that were approved on the basis of drop payments or soft loans to Irish companies rather than shareholding investment.
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89 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Justice, arising from her reply to parliamentary questions 66, 74 and 75 of 14 June, 1994, the number of the 39 applications for citizenship in the years 1992 to 1994 that were approved on the basis of drop payments or soft loans to Irish companies rather than shareholding investment.
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4 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the number of farmers on the stop list for premium payments; and whether there is an appeals system in place.
2 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the value of live cattle exports to the Irish economy in each of the years 1991 to 1993; his views on the present level of exports; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
1 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry whether our animal health status has been diminished since the Single European Act and the free movement of animals into Ireland.
67 Mrs Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he will extend the urban renewal benefits to specific projects as announced by the Minister for Finance in the 1994 Budget to all urban areas and specifically to the Wexford borough area.
67 Mrs Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he will extend the urban renewal benefits to specific projects as announced by the Minister for Finance in the 1994 Budget to all urban areas and specifically to the Wexford borough area.
17 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Education the additional specific funding she is making available to enable second-level schools to introduce the transition year programme in a meaningful manner without the necessity for schools to impose further burdens on parents by seeking voluntary contributions from them.
61 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health whether the required staff ratios are being met in mentally handicapped units; if health boards have sufficient resources to provide the necessary staff in all such instances; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
61 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health whether the required staff ratios are being met in mentally handicapped units; if health boards have sufficient resources to provide the necessary staff in all such instances; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
15 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health his views on whether health boards have sufficient resources available to provide adequate staff to meet requirements in institutions caring for psychiatric patients; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
3 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if he will ensure that all premia and headage payments will be paid on a given date within the year in which entitlement is established.
2 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the legal avenue he is considering to seek compensation from the German Government for the damage done to the good name and quality reputation of Irish beef.
63 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment if his attention has been drawn to the criticism by the Task Force on Small Business of the cutback, in the 1994 budget, of funding for county enterprise boards; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
63 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment if his attention has been drawn to the criticism by the Task Force on Small Business of the cutback, in the 1994 budget, of funding for county enterprise boards; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
95 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health when a report will be published in relation to the elimination of contamination of blood product supplies; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
95 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health when a report will be published in relation to the elimination of contamination of blood product supplies; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
27 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Tourism and Trade his views on whether the level of competence of European languages in the Irish tourist industry is adequate to cope with the increasing numbers of Europeans visiting this country.
33 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Tourism and Trade his policy regarding the integration of people with disabilities into mainstream tourism; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
26 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if funding will be provided to Roscommon County Council for the development of a library at the Dillon House, Ballaghaderreen, County Roscommon; if his attention has been drawn to the fact that an application is with his Department since June 1991; if his attention has been further drawn to the fact that the development of a library is part of a major development plan by Roscommon County Council to turn this historic house into a library/museum and heritage house open to the public; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
44 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if there is a deadline set for finalisation of the remaining 40 per cent headage and premia payments.
44 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if there is a deadline set for finalisation of the remaining 40 per cent headage and premia payments.
131 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether the ministerial committee appointed to consider the question of local government at sub-county level has completed its deliberations; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
131 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether the ministerial committee appointed to consider the question of local government at sub-county level has completed its deliberations; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
32 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if, following his request to County Managers to draw up proposals for the alterations of boundaries of up to 62 towns, he will give the steps, if any, he will take to ensure his commitment that the capacity of County Councils as the primary units of local government will not be adversely affected by the revised town boundaries.
5 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the role of the statutory Reorganisation Commission he is setting up to consider the functions and role of urban authorities; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
2 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment his views on a national incinerator following the completion of the 1992 survey on hazardous waste; and the amount of intractable hazardous waste.
17 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment whether he has carried out an audit of the cost to small business of complying with regulations governing the various aspects of employing and doing business in Ireland and tax administration; the size of the costs involved; and the areas in which deregulation is planned.
65 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Transport, Energy, and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.
65 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Transport, Energy, and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.
44 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.
61 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the further steps, if any, that have been taken and the further meetings that are planned to determine the EC's position on the agricultural aspects of the GATT negotiations; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
50 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if the conditions required to ensure that Ireland qualifies for a beef slaughter premium in 1995 will be fulfilled; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
50 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if the conditions required to ensure that Ireland qualifies for a beef slaughter premium in 1995 will be fulfilled; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
61 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the further steps, if any, that have been taken and the further meetings that are planned to determine the EC's position on the agricultural aspects of the GATT negotiations; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
9 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether he will make the reduction of waste at source an absolute priority in Ireland's waste policy.
7 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the legislative changes he proposes to make before the town elections are held; and the date of these elections.
6 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether there is an officer in his Department with responsibility for liaising between his Department and the Department of Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht in relation to the spending of grants on accommodation roads, boithre áise, in Gaeltacht areas.
238 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health if he will introduce a national screening programme for women in the 50-64 age group and other risk categories in view of the critical need to detect breast cancer as early as possible.
238 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Health if he will introduce a national screening programme for women in the 50-64 age group and other risk categories in view of the critical need to detect breast cancer as early as possible.
53 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the reason Ireland is the only EC member state without a stillbirth register; and if he will give his support to the amendment, as a matter of priority, of the Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1863.
53 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the reason Ireland is the only EC member state without a stillbirth register; and if he will give his support to the amendment, as a matter of priority, of the Births and Deaths Registration Act, 1863.