6 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach when the report of the Independent Commission of Inquiry into the Dublin, Monaghan and Dundalk Bombings will be published; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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11 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach if the Cabinet committee on social inclusion and drugs has met to date in 2003; and if not, when it last met.
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3 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform his views on the increasing illegal market in heroin and cocaine and the many unsolved associated murders.
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3 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Arts, Sport and Tourism his plans for a docklands site for the national sports centre; the funding sources available; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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26 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Education and Science his views on the many requests to his Department from ICON, the Inner City Organisations Network, that a task force on education be established in view of the extreme education disadvantage in Dublin north inner city.
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26 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Education and Science his views on the many requests to his Department from ICON, the Inner City Organisations Network, that a task force on education be established in view of the extreme education disadvantage in Dublin north inner city.
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48 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Finance the anti-flood measures carried out on the Dublin city stretch of the River Tolka since the recent floods; and the further interim measures which will be undertaken in advance of the publication of the special report.
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48 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Finance the anti-flood measures carried out on the Dublin city stretch of the River Tolka since the recent floods; and the further interim measures which will be undertaken in advance of the publication of the special report.
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47 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform his views on the call made by the relatives of persons (details supplied) for a further inquiry into all the circumstances surrounding the brutal and as yet unsolved murders.
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47 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform his views on the call made by the relatives of persons (details supplied) for a further inquiry into all the circumstances surrounding the brutal and as yet unsolved murders.
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3 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach if the British authorities have fully co-operated and made available the requested documentation to the inquiry into the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings; when the report of the inquiry will be issued; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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1 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach if the Cabinet committee on social inclusion and drugs has been re-established since the general election; and, if so, when it last met.
[15486/02]
363 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if his Department actively encourages English language schools here to recruit students from China; if resources will be applied to clear the visa application backlog in Beijing as a matter of urgency; if visa application waiting time will be reduced to the norm pertaining in other countries such as the UK, Canada and New Zealand, that is, six weeks; if clear guidelines will be issued concerning the conditions an applicant must fulfil and the supporting documents required to obtain a study visa for Ireland; if applications should be assessed by criteria in place at the time of application or failing this that applicants be allowed to submit additional supporting documentation before their application is considered; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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363 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if his Department actively encourages English language schools here to recruit students from China; if resources will be applied to clear the visa application backlog in Beijing as a matter of urgency; if visa application waiting time will be reduced to the norm pertaining in other countries such as the UK, Canada and New Zealand, that is, six weeks; if clear guidelines will be issued concerning the conditions an applicant must fulfil and the supporting documents required to obtain a study visa for Ireland; if applications should be assessed by criteria in place at the time of application or failing this that applicants be allowed to submit additional supporting documentation before their application is considered; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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103 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Health and Children his views on the number of young people who have taken their own lives in the north inner city of Dublin to date in 2002; his further views on this crisis; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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2 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach when the commission of inquiry into the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings will issue its report; if the British authorities have made available material requested by the commission; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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6 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach when the commission of inquiry into the 1974 Dublin and Monaghan bombings will issue its report; if the British authorities have responded to the degree requested; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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12 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the number of meetings of the Cabinet Sub-Committee on Social Inclusion and Drugs which have been held in 2001.
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8 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach if he will make a statement on the progress to date of the Cabinet Subcommittee on Social Inclusion and Drugs.
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15 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the implication for the completion of the investigation into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings arising from the resignation of the former Chief Justice, Mr. Liam Hamilton; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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4 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach when the Cabinet sub-committee on social inclusion and drugs last met; when its next scheduled meeting will take place.
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2 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the timescale for the inquiry by the former Chief Justice Mr. Liam Hamilton into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings.
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4 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach if he will review the need for a full public inquiry into the Dublin and Monaghan bombings in view of the detailed submission he has received from the Justice for the Forgotten group.
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5 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the Government decisions, if any, which arose from the last meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Social Inclusion and Drugs.
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16 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Agriculture and Food if he has received a copy of video evidence from Compassion in World Farming of cruel treatment of Irish cattle exported live to the Lebanon; if he will meet a delegation from Compassion in World Farming to hear its concerns; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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4 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the criteria for grant allocations under the £30 million youth services fund; the way in which the fund will be administered; the progress, if any, in 1998 in obtaining additional funding from the corporate sector; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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8 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the functions of the Cabinet Committee on Social Inclusion and Drugs; the regularity of meetings; and the Government decisions, if any, taken to date.
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5 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach the date of the last meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Social Inclusion and Drugs; the reason the commitment to a £20 million youth services fund was reduced to £1.25 million for 1998; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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5 Mr. Gregory asked the Taoiseach if he will give details of the role of co-ordinator to the local drug task forces; whether the primary responsibility of this position is to work with and co-ordinate the activities of the task force or, as appears to be the case, to assist the area operations manager of the health board in implementing the board's service plan.
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28 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice the action, if any, taken regarding the numerous stag hunts carried out by the Ward Union Hunt without the necessary licence.
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28 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Justice the action, if any, taken regarding the numerous stag hunts carried out by the Ward Union Hunt without the necessary licence.
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79 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Social Welfare if he will review the qualifying criteria for disabled person's maintenance allowance in order that a person who is in the care of an institution for part of each week only will receive at least a part payment of disabled person's maintenance allowance.
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79 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Social Welfare if he will review the qualifying criteria for disabled person's maintenance allowance in order that a person who is in the care of an institution for part of each week only will receive at least a part payment of disabled person's maintenance allowance.
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17 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the implications, if any, of the recent derailment of a chemical train from Asahi in County Offaly; and the steps, if any, he will take in the interests of public safety.
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45 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Health his response to the concerns expressed by the group Transfusion Positive who represent persons who contacted hepatitis C through infected blood transfusions.
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45 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Health his response to the concerns expressed by the group Transfusion Positive who represent persons who contacted hepatitis C through infected blood transfusions.
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31 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for the Environment if he will appoint an additional board member to represent the local Sheriff Street/North Wall community on the Custom House Docks Development Authority in view of the extended plans of that authority to redevelop and revitalise the Sheriff Street Flats area of Dublin.
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31 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for the Environment if he will appoint an additional board member to represent the local Sheriff Street/North Wall community on the Custom House Docks Development Authority in view of the extended plans of that authority to redevelop and revitalise the Sheriff Street Flats area of Dublin.
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22 Mr. Gregory asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs the representations, if any, he has made to the British Authorities impressing on them the importance of a parallel programme of releases of Provisional IRA prisoners in British jails; and if he will make a statement on the matter.
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17 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Social Welfare in view of the reply to Parliamentary Question No.165 on 11 October 1994, if the Revenue Commissioners sought details from his Department regarding landlords in receipt of tenant's social welfare subsidies; if this information was refused; and if he will establish the necessary liaison requested by the Revenue Commissioners.[
115 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the measures, if any, he has to eliminate the kill from fox hunting arising from his commitment to a sensitive and caring approach to animal welfare and his efforts to eliminate the kill from hare coursing.
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115 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry the measures, if any, he has to eliminate the kill from fox hunting arising from his commitment to a sensitive and caring approach to animal welfare and his efforts to eliminate the kill from hare coursing.
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8 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry arising from the recent exposure of badger baiting activities, if he is concerned at the parallel situation in relation to fox hunting where terriermen dig out the fox and the terriers drag the fox to be slaughtered by the hounds.
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9 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for the Environment the plans, if any, he has to introduce a new home tax; and if he will make a statement on the matter in view of the widespread concern among many hard-pressed home owners.
5 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Finance arising from his reply to Parliamentary Question No. 78 of 13 April, 1994 if he has satisfied himself that the income tax returns from the farming community given in his reply represents a fair and equitable contribution from that sector.
20 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Education, in view of the disadvantaged home background of many of the children attending Our Lady of Lourdes national school, Goldenbridge, Dublin 8, if she will allocate a home/school liaison teacher to the school.
17 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Education the causes and extent of the problem of truancy; the number of children involved in truancy with particular reference to the Dublin area; if overlarge classes, substandard school accommodation and inadequate numbers of home/school liaison teachers exacerbate the problem; and the measures, if any, she is taking in response of this social problem.
5 Mr. Gregory asked the Minister for Health the number of drug users on the waiting list for treatment at the City Clinic, Amiens Street, Dublin 1; and the steps, if any, he will take to eliminate the list and provide treatment on demand.