36 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for the Environment the progress, if any, he has made in relation to the implementation of the EC Directive on packaging.
36 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for the Environment the progress, if any, he has made in relation to the implementation of the EC Directive on packaging.
13 Mr. O'Malley asked the Taoiseach the attitude of the Government to the suggestion that the US President might appoint a special peace envoy to Northern Ireland; whether the Government has had any discussions with the US Administration about such an appointment; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
33 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the percentage of disabled persons employed in the Public Services; and if, in view of the high level of unemployment amongst people with disability, he will give details of the action, if any, he proposes to take in the matter.
33 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the percentage of disabled persons employed in the Public Services; and if, in view of the high level of unemployment amongst people with disability, he will give details of the action, if any, he proposes to take in the matter.
11 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he will make a statement in relation to the Government policy on international telecommunications costs in view of the pressure from Irish business to have the uncompetitive cost of international calls from this country reduced to more competitive levels.
8 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if, in view of the urgent recommendations in the Culliton report concerning the need to reduce industrial costs, he will take immediate steps with the bodies under his control to effect a speedy reduction in freight costs on the Irish Sea and between Ireland and the Continent, an immediate reduction in the excessive cost of overseas telephone calls, and an immediate reduction in the cost of electricity for large industrial consumers so that the competitiveness of Irish industry may be improved and employment increased.
3 Mr. O'Malley asked the Taoiseach if in light of the fact that the Constitution is now in force for more than 55 years, and that it has not been officially reviewed as a whole since 1967, the Government will now establish an all party review of the Constitution by a Special Committee of the Oireachtas to consider the terms of the Constitution in the context of the major political, economic and social changes since 1937.
14 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Tourism and Trade the basis on which money from the market development fund was generally allocated; the cost of such funding; and whether he envisages the continuation of such funding.
11 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the measures, if any, he intends to introduce to build up small industry through productive use of indigenous resources such as food processing and timber processing.
8 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment the progress, if any, he has made to date in establishing Forfás and two autonomous agencies, Forbairt and IDA Ireland, under its aegis; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
69 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the prospects, if any, of recommencing talks between political parties in Northern Ireland and the Governments of both Ireland and the United Kingdom.
69 Mr. O'Malley asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the prospects, if any, of recommencing talks between political parties in Northern Ireland and the Governments of both Ireland and the United Kingdom.
24 Mr. O'Malley asked the Taoiseach the responsibility the Minister for Arts, Culture and the Gaeltacht has for the construction and planning of interpretative centres; and whether any responsibility has been assigned to that Minister in relation to national parks.
23 Mr. O'Malley asked the Taoiseach if he will specify the exact delineation of responsibilities between the Minister for Equality and Law Reform and the Minister for Justice.
14 Mr. O'Malley asked the Taoiseach if, in relation to the proposed Office of Tánaiste, he will give details of the separate responsibilities which fall to be discharged by it apart from the existing responsibilities specified in Articles 28.6.2 and 3 of the Constitution.