7 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the plans, if any, he has to introduce legislation for the proposed licensing of the security industry as promised in the Dáil debate in Private Members' time on 24 and 25 March 1998; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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62 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Defence if he has satisfied himself with the accuracy of the Milan missile; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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62 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Defence if he has satisfied himself with the accuracy of the Milan missile; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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34 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation the resources, if any, his Department has put in place to enable national governing bodies to implement a code of ethics in view of recent scandals in the Irish Amateur Swimming Association.
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34 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Tourism, Sport and Recreation the resources, if any, his Department has put in place to enable national governing bodies to implement a code of ethics in view of recent scandals in the Irish Amateur Swimming Association.
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41 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry whether he has requested the European Commission to remove the concept of eligible land for grain production; whether both grain producers and landowners will have access to IBAs; and the criteria upon which quota will be available from a national reserve.
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45 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Justice, arising from her reply to parliamentary questions 66, 74 and 75 of 14 June, 1994, the number of the 39 applications for citizenship in the years 1992 to 1994 that were approved on the basis of drop payments or soft loans to Irish companies rather than shareholding investment.
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45 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Justice, arising from her reply to parliamentary questions 66, 74 and 75 of 14 June, 1994, the number of the 39 applications for citizenship in the years 1992 to 1994 that were approved on the basis of drop payments or soft loans to Irish companies rather than shareholding investment.
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84 Mr. Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the situation in Haiti; the assistance, if any, Ireland is giving to the people of Haiti; and if diplomatic relations will be opened upon the return of President Aristide.
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71 Mr. Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if Ireland will support the UN efforts to set up a committee to examine Taiwan's request for membership of the United Nations in accordance with the established model of parallel representation for divided countries.
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71 Mr. Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if Ireland will support the UN efforts to set up a committee to examine Taiwan's request for membership of the United Nations in accordance with the established model of parallel representation for divided countries.
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84 Mr. Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the situation in Haiti; the assistance, if any, Ireland is giving to the people of Haiti; and if diplomatic relations will be opened upon the return of President Aristide.
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146 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Health the action, if any, that is being taken regarding the unsafe operation of the current incinerator at Cork Regional Hospital and St. Finbarr's Hospital, Cork.
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146 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Health the action, if any, that is being taken regarding the unsafe operation of the current incinerator at Cork Regional Hospital and St. Finbarr's Hospital, Cork.
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15 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Social Welfare if his attention has been drawn to the backlog that exists in respect of appeals for unemployment assistance and disability benefit in particular; the action he intends to take to remedy this situation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
13 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Social Welfare if he will be taking any steps to reduce the backlog in social welfare appeals; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
31 Mr. Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if he will make a statement on the current situation regarding the peace pact in Bosnia-Hercegovina; and if he will confirm that Ireland will not support a peace plan legitimising ethnic cleansing.
15 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Education if general purpose rooms will be included in all school buildings built or proposed for schools of four teachers or more; and the way in which she intends to ensure that physical education, which she has recently stated is an integral part of children's education, should be provided in schools with fewer than four teachers.
4 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications when he will announce the amended Community Support Framework for his Department; and if he will give a time scale for the implementation of the proposals contained in the National Development Plan, 1994-1999.
2 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he will publish regular reports from the Telephone Users' Council which will indicate the impact of the Telecom Éireann rebalancing package on telephone consumers.
1 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he will establish an independent health and safety advisory committee to examine the safety or otherwise of MMDS masts in respect of their output of radiation.
21 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Education if she will review the funding of multi-denominational primary schools in line with the recommendation in the Green Paper on Education; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
69 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Health whether the costs involved in the screening, counselling and treatment of Anti D patients will come from the health boards, his Department or the Blood Transfusion Service Board; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
69 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Health whether the costs involved in the screening, counselling and treatment of Anti D patients will come from the health boards, his Department or the Blood Transfusion Service Board; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
72 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if his attention has been drawn to the difficulties being encountered by businesses due to the problems associated with postal services; and the initiative, if any, he will be taking to improve customer services.
71 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the proposals, if any, he has to remove the ESB monopoly in respect of electricity generation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
71 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the proposals, if any, he has to remove the ESB monopoly in respect of electricity generation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
72 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if his attention has been drawn to the difficulties being encountered by businesses due to the problems associated with postal services; and the initiative, if any, he will be taking to improve customer services.
8 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the projects submitted by his Department as part of the National Development Plan, 1994-1999, which will not proceed in view of the reduction in finance secured from the European Structural and Cohesion Funds; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
6 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the plans, if any, he has to appoint consultants to assist his Department in the assessment of various proposals coming from An Bord Telecom in respect of the future of the company.
5 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the future financial performance of Dublin and Shannon airports in the context of the new transatlantic policy framework.
26 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Tourism and Trade the reason Ireland has the worst record in Europe at implementing the 1992 Internal Market Directives; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
14 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Tourism and Trade if he has abandoned the commitment in the Programme for Partnership Government to compulsory registration for all accommodation following his recent statement at the Irish Hotels Federation seminar in Waterford.
6 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Enterprise and Employment his views on moves in Europe to substantially cut working hours; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
11 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Justice the procedures involved in granting passports to foreign nationals who may be potential industrial investors in Ireland; and if she will make a statement on the matter.
15 Mr. Hogan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs if the Irish authorities were consulted by the US Embassy or the US Government about the issue of a US visa to the President of Sinn Féin, Mr. Gerry Adams; and if so, if he will give details of the reply in the matter.
15 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Health the action, if any, he proposes to take to oblige health boards to provide a comprehensive family planning service.
9 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if his attention has been drawn to the persistent use by the ESB of the billing system outside the area of its statutory monopoly which continues to inflict impossible competitive conditions on electrical businesses in the private sector with a consequent loss of employment; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
8 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications when mining companies will commence prospecting for coal in view of the fact that exploration licences were granted in October 1993; the reasons for the unusual delay by his Department in confirming commencement of coal prospecting to the mining companies involved; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
53 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if he will be seeking additional support from the European Union for the inclusion of more lands under the less favoured directives in the context of the operational programme on agriculture which he is presently drawing up.
53 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry if he will be seeking additional support from the European Union for the inclusion of more lands under the less favoured directives in the context of the operational programme on agriculture which he is presently drawing up.
8 Mr. Hogan asked the Minister for the Environment if financial allocation will be made in the context of the Operational Programme, National Development Plan, 1994-1999, for the construction of a by-pass at Thomastown, County Kilkenny; and if he will make a statement on the matter.