128 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the initiatives, if any, that are planned in his Department to highlight the negative effect of sexual and other harassment in the workplace and the need for adequate codes of practice for all workplaces.
128 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the initiatives, if any, that are planned in his Department to highlight the negative effect of sexual and other harassment in the workplace and the need for adequate codes of practice for all workplaces.
11 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform if he plans any initiatives in his Department to highlight the negative effect of sexual and other harassment in the workplace and the need for adequate codes of practice for all workplaces.
35 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry when he will bring forward proposals for a new agri-environmental scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
63 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment his views on the need to reform the Employment Appeals Tribunal; and if he has any plans to achieve such a reform.
63 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment his views on the need to reform the Employment Appeals Tribunal; and if he has any plans to achieve such a reform.
55 Miss Flaherty asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on the failure of the United Nations to deploy forces in Mozambique to allow the mobilisation of the armed forces and commencement of the democracy forces.
31 Miss Flaherty asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on a possible Irish involvement in the peacekeeping and restructuring task facing Mozambique.
55 Miss Flaherty asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on the failure of the United Nations to deploy forces in Mozambique to allow the mobilisation of the armed forces and commencement of the democracy forces.
31 Miss Flaherty asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on a possible Irish involvement in the peacekeeping and restructuring task facing Mozambique.
8 Miss Flaherty asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs whether the Government will give any financial assistance for the democratisation process in South Africa, especially for the task of voter education.
114 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform if the working group on the implementation of the report of the Second Commission on the Status of Women has yet met; and the likely reporting time.
114 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform if the working group on the implementation of the report of the Second Commission on the Status of Women has yet met; and the likely reporting time.
11 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform his views on the Commission for the Status of Women's recommendation that Article 41 (2.2º) of Bunreacht na hÉireann should be removed as it is obsolete.
9 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform if he will accede to the request from the Council for the Status of Women for a special grant to ensure that the valuable second report of the Commission is widely disseminated.
82 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if it is proposed to index the pension to be provided under the forthcoming early retirement scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
82 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if it is proposed to index the pension to be provided under the forthcoming early retirement scheme; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
91 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment if he has sought an assessment of the vulnerability of existing Irish jobs in the electronics sector in view of the loss of almost 1000 jobs in this sector already in 1993; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
91 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment if he has sought an assessment of the vulnerability of existing Irish jobs in the electronics sector in view of the loss of almost 1000 jobs in this sector already in 1993; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
1 Miss Flaherty asked the Taoiseach if, in view of the Government's commitment to gender equality, he will ensure that equal opportunities policies will be an issue in the next meeting of the Programme for Economic and Social Progress Central Review Committee.
31 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the action, if any, he intends to take to appoint women members to the Legal Aid Board.
31 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Equality and Law Reform the action, if any, he intends to take to appoint women members to the Legal Aid Board.
12 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for the Environment if he will make a statement on the progress in relation to the study commissioned by his Department regarding national strategy on recycling.
13 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Justice if she will make a statement on the desirability of having DNA testing available in this country in view of the considerable expense and delays involved in having such testing done abroad.
8 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Education the plans, if any, she has to change the method of insuring schools to assist in reducing costs along the lines operated by a large educational authority (details supplied) in Britain.
21 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Social Welfare the plans, if any, he has to allow community welfare officers flexibility to deal with exceptional payments for rent and heating bills; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
21 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Social Welfare the plans, if any, he has to allow community welfare officers flexibility to deal with exceptional payments for rent and heating bills; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
15 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Social Welfare if he will withdraw the instruction issued to community welfare officers which limits assistance for help with rent and heat to once a year and a maximum of £100.
37 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will report on the progress in the deployment of United Nations troops in Somalia and their progress in securing food supplies.
37 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will report on the progress in the deployment of United Nations troops in Somalia and their progress in securing food supplies.
8 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Justice whether he intends to reactivate a treatment scheme for sexual offenders within the prison services; and the reason the pilot scheme in Arbour Hill Prison was discontinued.
9 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Labour if he will confirm that the first payment of £3.3 million of the Horizon programme has been received; if he will give details of the voluntary agencies which are being financed by the programme; and whether any Government Departments are involved in their allocation.
35 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will support and call on the EC to seek a report from its own ambassador on (1) the causes of the violence in South Africa and (2) any possible effective intervention.
25 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Justice if he will outline the expense incurred in the special security operation mounted for the rock concert in Slane Castle; and whether it is intended to introduce legislation to require the promoters of concerts to contribute towards the extra Garda expense incurred.
10 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy if, following the discovery of unacceptable high levels of radon gas in many Irish homes and workplaces and the consequent increased risk of cancer, he will outline the extent of remedial action taken to date.
9 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy if he has investigated allegations of high levels of radioactivity in the Pop-pintree area of Ballymun, Dublin 11; and if he will make a statement in order to allay local fears.
8 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy if he will immediately commence a major public education and awareness campaign to encourage efficiency and conservation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
22 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Finance if he will consider the possibility of introducing a single coterminous set of regions for all State agencies and services so as to provide a basis for rational general planning.
56 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Defence the action being taken by his Department to move towards the Gleeson report recommendation to cap ranks.
56 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Defence the action being taken by his Department to move towards the Gleeson report recommendation to cap ranks.
107 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Health if he will outline the age and condition of the equipment for radiation treatment in the major cancer hospitals; the reason for the frequent break-downs; and his plans to overcome these problems.
107 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Health if he will outline the age and condition of the equipment for radiation treatment in the major cancer hospitals; the reason for the frequent break-downs; and his plans to overcome these problems.
59 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for the Environment the nature of the preparatory work which is now being undertaken towards the establishment of regional authorities; and if he will give details of the regions to be covered by each authority.
95 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy if he will agree to have direct and ongoing discussions with the unions at the ESB in relation to the restructuring proposals.
94 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy if he will be introducing legislation in relation to the management, distribution and access to supplies of gas via the new interconnection.
91 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy the active negotiations, if any, he has in progress relating to the Whiddy Oil Terminal and its future use and development; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
89 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy whether there are active negotiations under way currently in relation to the future of the Whitegate Oil Refinery; and if he will be in a position to make an announcement about its future.
82 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy whether he is currently having discussions with any third parties interested in the development of the Whitegate Oil Refinery and/or the Whiddy Oil Terminal.
81 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy if he will agree to have direct and ongoing discussions with the unions at the ESB in relation to the restructuring proposals for the company.
91 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Energy the active negotiations, if any, he has in progress relating to the Whiddy Oil Terminal and its future use and development; and if he will make a statement on the matter.