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Question· oralPQ 22asked

30 Mr. Sheehan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

30 Mr. Sheehan asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 21asked

28 Mr. Harte asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

28 Mr. Harte asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 20asked

27 Mr. Connaughton asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

27 Mr. Connaughton asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 19asked

26 Mr. McGinley asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

26 Mr. McGinley asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 18asked

25 Mr. Dukes asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

25 Mr. Dukes asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 17asked

24 Mr. Creed asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

24 Mr. Creed asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 16asked

22 Mr. Lowry asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

22 Mr. Lowry asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 15asked

20 Mr. Currie asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

20 Mr. Currie asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 14asked

19 Miss Harney asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the steps, if any, the Government will take to dissuade the British Government from agreeing to the operation of THORP at Sellafield as a nuclear reprocessing plant which would produce, inter alia, fissionable material for nuclear weapons, which would constitute a serious danger to the environment and to public health in Ireland and in the Irish Sea.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

19 Miss Harney asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the steps, if any, the Government will take to dissuade the British Government from agreeing to the operation of THORP at Sellafield as a nuclear reprocessing plant which would produce, inter alia, fissionable material for nuclear weapons, which would constitute a serious danger to the environment and to public health in Ireland and in the Irish Sea.

Question· oralPQ 13asked

16 Mr. L. Burke asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

16 Mr. L. Burke asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 12asked

15 Mr. Barry asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

15 Mr. Barry asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 11asked

9 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

9 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing, and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 10asked

6 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

6 Miss Flaherty asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications whether he has made further contact with the British authorities in view of the proposed change in German energy law which will allow, for the first time, the storage of spent nuclear fuel without reprocessing and in view of the letter from two former United States CIA chiefs to the British Prime Minister, Mr. John Major, warning that THORP could encourage the spread of nuclear weapons.

Question· oralPQ 9asked

109 Mr. Callely asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the Government's target for annual savings in Aer Lingus over the next five years; his views on the future for our national airline and its employees; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

109 Mr. Callely asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the Government's target for annual savings in Aer Lingus over the next five years; his views on the future for our national airline and its employees; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 8asked

57 Mr. Yates asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if discussions took place between Aer Lingus and other international air carriers over recent years in relation to the possibility of a new alignment partnership of cross-shareholding which did not materialise due to political inaction to the issue of the Shannon stop-over and other legal restrictions as was alleged on the "Tuesday File" television programme of 2 November 1992; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

57 Mr. Yates asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if discussions took place between Aer Lingus and other international air carriers over recent years in relation to the possibility of a new alignment partnership of cross-shareholding which did not materialise due to political inaction to the issue of the Shannon stop-over and other legal restrictions as was alleged on the "Tuesday File" television programme of 2 November 1992; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 7asked

12 Mr. Yates asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if, arising out of the "Tuesday File" RTE television programme, on Tuesday 2 November 1993, the attention of his Department was brought to and advised of the necessity, for the future survival of Aer Lingus, to immediately inject financial equity, to seek to alter the trans-atlantic bilateral agreement and to the fact that there should have been price flexibility on fares as far back as the year 1988; the reason his Department records show no such decisions were taken at that time; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

12 Mr. Yates asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if, arising out of the "Tuesday File" RTE television programme, on Tuesday 2 November 1993, the attention of his Department was brought to and advised of the necessity, for the future survival of Aer Lingus, to immediately inject financial equity, to seek to alter the trans-atlantic bilateral agreement and to the fact that there should have been price flexibility on fares as far back as the year 1988; the reason his Department records show no such decisions were taken at that time; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 6asked

5 Mr. Gilmore asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications when, following the acceptance by the Aer Lingus workforce of the revised Cahill plan, the Government will provide the required equity injection; the latest position regarding EC funding for Aer Lingus; when the Government intends to sanction the new low-cost Aer Lingus Express on the Dublin/London route; the investigation, if any, that has been carried out as to the way in which Ryanair came to be in possession of a confidential departmental memorandum regarding Aer Lingus which it is allegedly using as part of their campaign against sanction for the Aer Lingus Express; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

5 Mr. Gilmore asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications when, following the acceptance by the Aer Lingus workforce of the revised Cahill plan, the Government will provide the required equity injection; the latest position regarding EC funding for Aer Lingus; when the Government intends to sanction the new low-cost Aer Lingus Express on the Dublin/London route; the investigation, if any, that has been carried out as to the way in which Ryanair came to be in possession of a confidential departmental memorandum regarding Aer Lingus which it is allegedly using as part of their campaign against sanction for the Aer Lingus Express; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 5asked

3 Mr. M. McDowell asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he will bear in mind the concerns of Ryanair and of its 500 employees regarding the possible use of part of the £175 million equity investment by the Government in Aer Lingus to establish Aer Lingus Express for the purpose of competing with Ryanair by means of cross-subsidisation in view of Aer Lingus' history on certain routes where it was subject to competition from an Irish airline.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

3 Mr. M. McDowell asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he will bear in mind the concerns of Ryanair and of its 500 employees regarding the possible use of part of the £175 million equity investment by the Government in Aer Lingus to establish Aer Lingus Express for the purpose of competing with Ryanair by means of cross-subsidisation in view of Aer Lingus' history on certain routes where it was subject to competition from an Irish airline.

Question· oralPQ 4asked

2 Mr. Noonan (Limerick East) asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the progress, if any, he has made in getting the agreement of the EU Commission to the investment by the Government of equity to Aer Lingus; the conditions he expects the Commission to attach to their permission if it is forthcoming; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

2 Mr. Noonan (Limerick East) asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the progress, if any, he has made in getting the agreement of the EU Commission to the investment by the Government of equity to Aer Lingus; the conditions he expects the Commission to attach to their permission if it is forthcoming; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 3asked

56 Ms Keogh asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if, in view of proposals received from the cable network to allow for local advertising, he intends to introduce legislation to enable them to so do; if so, the timeframe for this legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

56 Ms Keogh asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if, in view of proposals received from the cable network to allow for local advertising, he intends to introduce legislation to enable them to so do; if so, the timeframe for this legislation; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 2asked

48 Mr. Gilmore asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he has rejected an application from Cablelink to carry advertisements on its network; the other proposals, if any, he has to facilitate Cablelink to restore the satellite channels it previously offered to consumers; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

48 Mr. Gilmore asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications if he has rejected an application from Cablelink to carry advertisements on its network; the other proposals, if any, he has to facilitate Cablelink to restore the satellite channels it previously offered to consumers; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 1asked

1 Mr. Noonan (Limerick East) asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the steps, if any, he intends taking to restore the number of TV channels to Cablelink subscribers, which they had previously enjoyed; and if he will make a statement on his recent decision to disallow advertising on cable and MMDS systems.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 9 December 1993

1 Mr. Noonan (Limerick East) asked the Minister for Transport, Energy and Communications the steps, if any, he intends taking to restore the number of TV channels to Cablelink subscribers, which they had previously enjoyed; and if he will make a statement on his recent decision to disallow advertising on cable and MMDS systems.

Question· oralPQ 66asked

66 Mr. Durkan asked the Minister for Finance the extent of curtailment of expenditure on transport, in view of the shortfall of £600 million in Structural Funds; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Ireland · Dáil Éireann · 23 November 1993

66 Mr. Durkan asked the Minister for Finance the extent of curtailment of expenditure on transport, in view of the shortfall of £600 million in Structural Funds; and if he will make a statement on the matter.

Question· oralPQ 12asked