15 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the full salary of the Attorney General; and the extra costs that will be expended this year by employing external legal advice.
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14 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach when the Attorney General first learned of the existence of a letter from the victims of Fr. Smyth seeking compensation.
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11 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the current, pending or possible legal cases, if any, in which the present Attorney General will not be able to advise the Government.
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16 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the steps, if any, he intends to take to ensure cross-party agreement on the crucial wording of the divorce referendum; and the schedule of meetings he has laid out for this urgent task.
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1 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the requests, if any, that have been made to the Central Statistics Office to start assembling statistics on income levels in the different sub-regions of the State in preparation for the Structural Funding negotiations post 1999.
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3 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if following the opening of Ministerial talks, he will request the British Government, to lift remaining restrictions on contacts between Sinn Féin and all state agencies in the North.
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2 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the content of any political discussions he had with President Yeltsin or other senior Russian Ministers and with other Heads of Government during his visit to Moscow.
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6 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the progress, if any, the Government has made on implementing the recommendations of the Government Task Force on a Crusade for Survival related to the West of Ireland.
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10 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he will make a statement on his recent discussions in Dublin with Mr. Jacques Santer, President of the EU Commission.
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8 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he plans to meet the British Prime Minister in the near future to break the impasse in talks between Sinn Féin and the British Government.
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7 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach when he plans to open talks with the Northern political parties on the Strand 2 aspects of the Framework Document.
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6 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if the Government plans to engage in political dialogue with the Northern parties on the Framework Document and other matters after Easter.
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5 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he will make a statement on his discussion with the Northern Ireland Secretary of State, Sir Patrick Mayhew, en marge the CBI Dinner on 12 April 1995.
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9 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the formal proposals, if any, the Government will put forward to the forthcoming EU intergovernmental conference for the direct election of the EU Commission President and for commissioners to appear before national parliaments in view of his speech in Brussels on 29 March 1995.
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7 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the arrangements, if any, he has to meet the social partners; and the agenda, if any, he intends discussing with them.
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6 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the studies, if any, which are currently being undertaken by NESC; and when these studies will be published.
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5 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the legislative programme intended for the next session; the criteria used to prioritise legislation; and the items which will definitely be introduced in the next session.
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4 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the new Bills which have been published since this Government took office; the dates of publication; the Bills carried over from the previous Government; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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3 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the recommendations or suggestions, if any, which arose from his meeting with the Economic Advisory Board in the United States.
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2 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he has received any report or recommendations from senior officials of the British and Irish Governments with regard to possible modalities for the decommissioning of weapons.
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1 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he has asked for representations to be made to the British Government on the accuracy of particular views attributed to him by Sir Patrick Mayhew, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, with regard to progress on decommissioning weapons before Sinn Féin are permitted to join political talks.
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13 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he will report on his attendance and contribution to the United Nations world summit on Social Development in Copenhagen.
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11 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the meetings, if any, he had in Washington with Mr. Gary McMichael, Leader of the Ulster Democratic Party.
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10 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he will report on the outcome of his talks with President Clinton and Congressional leaders in Washington.
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5 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the principal matters he raised with the United States President and at his other meetings on his visit to Washington.
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14 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the plans, if any, he has to attend President Clinton's Investment Conference in May 1995, and to lead the Irish Government's delegation to it.
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9 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he will introduce legislation to extend to members of the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation suitable privileges and immunities similar to those enjoyed by members of other democratic assemblies.
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5 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the plans and programmes, if any, he has for a round of bilateral discussions with political parties in the North.
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3 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he intends to initiate talks with the Northern parties on the Framework Document, particularly those aspects relating to Strand 2 of the talks process.
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5 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the persons seconded to his Department since December 1994; and the agencies, organisations or institutions from which these persons have been seconded.
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24 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Minister for Finance the obligations, if any, of programme managers and advisers in relation to official secrecy; and the action, if any, he proposes to take in relation to the leaking of the budget proposals.
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24 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on whether it is desirable that some way should be found to facilitate the participation of representatives of the Loyalist organisations in political talks following the publication of the Framework Document.
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24 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on whether it is desirable that some way should be found to facilitate the participation of representatives of the Loyalist organisations in political talks following the publication of the Framework Document.
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4 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach where the Summit with the British Prime Minister will be held; the format the summit will take; and the form the presentation of the results of the Summit with the British Prime Minister will take.
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3 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach the estimated number of visitors to Government Buildings since they were opened to the public on Saturdays in June 1992; and if he intends to continue this practice.
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2 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he intends to accept the invitation issued to him to attend the Copenhagen World Summit for Social Development to be held from 6 to 12 March 1995.
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11 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if he continues to be committed to the pursuit of the strategic management initiative; and its broad implications, if any, for the reform of the broader public service.
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9 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if the new Government is committed to continuing the Forum for Peace and Reconciliation for as long as is necessary.
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4 Mr. B. Ahern asked the Taoiseach if the Government is committed to the further implementation of the Fianna Fáil-Labour Programme for a Partnership Government outside of commitments taken up in the programme, A Government of Renewal or the Programme for Competitiveness and Work, 1993 to 1997.
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