14 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for the Environment if his attention has been drawn to the fact that people disqualified from driving in courts in this State are still legally able to drive in Northern Ireland; if he intends to make representations to have all driving disqualifications made mutually recognisable both north and south; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
5 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach whether any legislation is planned in connection with Women's Affairs; and if so, whether this includes an Equal Status Bill.
4 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach when the report of the Second Commission on the Status of Women will be available; and whether he will be seeking the commission's opinion on promised legal and constitutional changes related to Constitutional Article 40.3.3.
11 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Justice the reason two students (details supplied) are unable to obtain multi-entry visas; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
1 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Justice whether a female psychologist has been appointed to the women's prison in Mountjoy as recommended by the Advisory Group on Prison Deaths.
1 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach whether he has received the report from the Minister of State for Womens Affairs on the extent of the restrictions on abortion information such as censorship of imported magazines and newspapers, and withdrawal of women's health books from libraries which he promised at the all-party meeting with Oireachtas women Members on 25 February.
14 Mrs. Fennell 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.
13 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for the Environment if he will outline his proposals to devolve additional functions to local authorities and to transfer functions between local authorities.
13 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Labour if he has any plans to increase the resources available for management development and training in Ireland in 1992, and if he will make a statement on the matter.
40 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline the progress to date on cross-Border economic co-operation made since the report on 24 May 1989 on this subject in the review of the working of the Anglo-Irish Conference.
40 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will outline the progress to date on cross-Border economic co-operation made since the report on 24 May 1989 on this subject in the review of the working of the Anglo-Irish Conference.
1 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the recommendations of the First Report of the Second Commission on the Status of Women that have not been implemented; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
56 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Defence the plans which exist to extend the role of women, in the Army; and if he intends lifting existing restrictions.
56 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Defence the plans which exist to extend the role of women, in the Army; and if he intends lifting existing restrictions.
63 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will give details of, (1) the proportion of directives, issued by the EC under the EC Single Market programme, which have been translated into domestic law in Ireland and (2) the way in which Ireland's record in this matter compares with that of other EC states.
63 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Industry and Commerce if he will give details of, (1) the proportion of directives, issued by the EC under the EC Single Market programme, which have been translated into domestic law in Ireland and (2) the way in which Ireland's record in this matter compares with that of other EC states.
135 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Finance if he will outline the plans he has to provide employment for Customs officials whose work will no longer be necessary as a result of the creation of the barrier free Internal Market in Europe.
135 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Finance if he will outline the plans he has to provide employment for Customs officials whose work will no longer be necessary as a result of the creation of the barrier free Internal Market in Europe.
6 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the staff and budget being allocated to Minister of State Kitt specifically for his women's affairs responsibility.
82 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Education if he has any plans to give a higher priority in the educational system to the acquisition of usable and marketable skills; and his views on whether an adequate priority is being given to these in the system at present.
82 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Education if he has any plans to give a higher priority in the educational system to the acquisition of usable and marketable skills; and his views on whether an adequate priority is being given to these in the system at present.
41 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Labour if Ireland currently complies, in full, with all provisions of the EC Social Charter; if not, if he will outline the areas of non-compliance; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
41 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Labour if Ireland currently complies, in full, with all provisions of the EC Social Charter; if not, if he will outline the areas of non-compliance; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
16 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to a report (details supplied) which suggests that peripheral EC countries will suffer most from Economic and Monetary Union because of their greater vulnerability to region-specific economic events to which exchange rate adjustments would have provided a remedy in the absence of Economic and Monetary Union; if he has carried out any analysis or quantification of the vulnerability of Ireland to such shocks; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
1 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if he will outline in relation to his Department (1) the number of Government contracts which are in force, (2) whether all contracts are renewed annually and (3) whether contracts are granted as a result of tendering to the most competitive estimate.
23 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Tourism, Transport and Communications if he has any plans for a rapid rail or busway transport system on the old Harcourt Street line; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
12 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Energy if he will outline the progress made in the gas interconnection project; the way in which the pipeline will be operated and the supplies distributed; and if he will ensure that third party access is allowed.
11 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the way in which the Government implemented the seven recommendations contained in the first statement to Government of the Second Commission on the Status of Women of April, 1991; and when the full report of the Commission will be available.
13 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Finance if archival material relating to the First Commission on the Status of Women has been preserved; if so, the location where it is held; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
57 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if the Irish Government support the inclusion of the Japanese proposals for a political settlement in Cambodia in the United Nations draft agreement.
57 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if the Irish Government support the inclusion of the Japanese proposals for a political settlement in Cambodia in the United Nations draft agreement.
17 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach when he intends to end the age barrier to recruitment to the public sector as contained in recommendation No. 6 of the interim report from the Commission on the Status of Women.
16 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach the way he intends to implement recommendation No. 4 of the Commission on the Status of Women and ensure that no national lottery funding will go to clubs which discriminate against women.
15 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if it is intended to implement forthwith recommendation No. 2 of the interim report from the Commission on the Status of Women and ensure that all memoranda for Government set out the impact on women of all policy changes; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
45 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Energy whether the recent dispute in the ESB has underlined the need to (1) proceed with the electricity interconnector, (2) allow internal competition and (3) end the ESB's monopoly situation.
45 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Energy whether the recent dispute in the ESB has underlined the need to (1) proceed with the electricity interconnector, (2) allow internal competition and (3) end the ESB's monopoly situation.
1 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if he will seek the views of the Second Commission on the Status of Women on legislation to reform the family planning legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
8 Mrs. Fennell asked the Taoiseach if he will outline the reservations which still exist in relation to Ireland's ratification of the United Nations Convention on the elimination of all forms of discrimination against women; if further legislation is required in order to withdraw outstanding reservations; and, if so, the areas involved and when such legislation will be introduced.
29 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food his views on the recent recommendations of NESC that Irish agricultural structural policy should give priority to achieving effective land use rather than to maintaining the maximum number of holdings; and if he will outline the policy change he will make to achieve that end.
115 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for the Environment if his Department have made any projections of the demand for senior citizen accommodation in each local authority area, in each of the next five years; if he will outline the steps he proposes to take to meet this demand; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
115 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for the Environment if his Department have made any projections of the demand for senior citizen accommodation in each local authority area, in each of the next five years; if he will outline the steps he proposes to take to meet this demand; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
19 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for the Environment if he will use his powers under the Housing (Private Rented Dwellings) Act, 1982 to regulate standards and practices in relation to all private rented dwellings.
68 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Education if she has any plans to improve the pupil-teacher ratio in primary schools, in view of the impairment of education in large classes in some schools.
68 Mrs. Fennell asked the Minister for Education if she has any plans to improve the pupil-teacher ratio in primary schools, in view of the impairment of education in large classes in some schools.