12 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Defence if it is proposed to introduce a career breaks scheme for Defence Forces personnel; and if so, the conditions that would apply to such a scheme.
18 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he has satisfied himself with the responses of the Environmental Protection Agency, Cork County Council and the emergency services to the recent incidents in Ringaskiddy, County Cork.
39 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the manner in which the preparation of the National Development Plan 1994-1999 complied with the provisions of EC Council Regulations No. 2081/93 and with Article 8.4, in view of the requirements that these plans shall include an appraisal of the environmental situation of the region concerned and an evaluation of the environmental impact of the strategy and operations referred to above in terms of sustainable development in agreement with the provisions of Community Law in force; and the arrangements made to associate the competent environmental authorities designated by the Member State in the preparation and implementation of the operations envisaged in the plan to ensure compliance with Community environmental rules.
17 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he will define the expression sustainable development as used in the National Development Plan, 1994-1999.
52 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment the reason for such a differential in the grant made available by the IDA to create a job in a small business compared to a large one.
71 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the plans, if any, he has to sell off local authority housing stock to institutional investors; and if he will make a statement in response to the recent comment on this proposal by the Minister of State at his Department, Deputy Emmet Stagg.
44 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the national co-financing requirements which will be attached to funding of environmental projects under the CSF 1994-97.
71 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the plans, if any, he has to sell off local authority housing stock to institutional investors; and if he will make a statement in response to the recent comment on this proposal by the Minister of State at his Department, Deputy Emmet Stagg.
44 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the national co-financing requirements which will be attached to funding of environmental projects under the CSF 1994-97.
4 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether every project in his Department receiving CSF funding under the 1989-1993 National Plan met the required 25 per cent level of co-financing from national resources.
3 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the resources, if any, he will make available to local authorities to enable them to fulfil their obligation to supervise and enforce the rent books and standards regulations which have recently been announced.
29 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment the way in which he proposes to introduce a cap on awards for pain and suffering at the courts in light of his reply to Parliamentary Question number 71 of 19 May 1993; and if this will require legislation or a constitutional amendment.
10 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht whether he intends to take any action to ensure that school buildings and facilities will be made available to community groups for arts and cultural requirements.
22 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if he intends to apply the full effect of the devaluation of the punt to the maximum level of pension payable under the forthcoming early retirement scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
78 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if the High Court judgment on clenbuterol use at the end of March 1993, will delay the implementation of other EC Directives, particularly the Directive on the Freedom of Access to environmental information which was due to be ratified over four months ago.
22 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment his views on whether a national toxic waste incinerator is necessary given that 60 per cent of the feed stock, organo-halogens will be phased out by the year 2000.
78 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if the High Court judgment on clenbuterol use at the end of March 1993, will delay the implementation of other EC Directives, particularly the Directive on the Freedom of Access to environmental information which was due to be ratified over four months ago.
4 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the measures, if any, he has taken to ensure that the cohesion fund will not be used to finance environmentally destructive projects.
3 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment if he has satisfied himself with the operation of zoning or rezoning procedures during the development plan reviews under the Planning Act, 1963.
46 Mrs. Doyle asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the changes, if any, needed in EC institutions to accommodate the possible enlargement of the Community to include a total of 17 members.
46 Mrs. Doyle asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the changes, if any, needed in EC institutions to accommodate the possible enlargement of the Community to include a total of 17 members.
22 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for Tourism and Trade the action, if any, he proposes to take to deal with the situation wherein 66 of the 140 EC internal market measures applicable to Ireland have not yet been implemented into Irish law.
9 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether he considers the expertise of the Geological Survey of Ireland essential in the initial selection of landfill sites.
3 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the position Ireland adopted in recent discussions by the Council of Ministers on a Community Eco-auditing scheme.
2 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment the position Ireland adopted during recent discussions by the Council of Ministers on the incineration of hazardous waste.
1 Mrs. Doyle asked the Minister for the Environment whether his Department has submitted a specific plan for drawing down moneys from the Cohesion Fund; the projects, if any, which were included; whether they were assessed; and if he will give details of the programme for spending this money.