response to the energy crisis experienced by households and businesses at that time. In other words, the template is there. Last week at Leaders' Questions, I raised with the Minister for Finance the idea a windfall tax should be placed on the excess profits of power companies … task force but we have not seen it. This report is being suppressed and concealed. Last Thursday I said to the Tánaiste on Leaders' Questions that it would be good to see the report published. It was due to be published in the third quarter of this year
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(vii) on Thursday, the Dáil shall adjourn at 9.09 p.m.,
(b) in relation to the ordinary routine of business—
(i) Leaders' Questions shall not be taken on Tuesday, and shall be taken on Wednesday and Thursday after Oral Questions,
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Drumcree in the North, we all understand how sensitive a time this is. The Taoiseach addressed looking for a pathway forward under Leaders' Questions. It is important that everyone involved from the Minister for foreign affairs to the UK Secretary of State and, importantly, the communities are allowed
Before I commence Leaders' Questions, I ask colleagues to join me in offering a warm céad míle fáilte to our guests in the Distinguished Visitors Gallery from the Arizona Legislature. They are led by Senator Frank Carroll, whom I had the great honour of meeting earlier this year
changes will come about - not tonight, not tomorrow, but on budget day. That is where the decisions will be made.
Today, during Leaders' Questions, the Minister, Deputy Chambers, outlined some of the broad brush-strokes of the budget. Of course, nothing is definite until budget
will now proceed with the business. For the first Leaders' Questions of the session, I call Deputy Mary Lou McDonald
dangerous because it can lead to further accidents and deaths. The training will happen. Further protocols are required.
Deputy Shane Moynihan referred on Leaders' Questions to technology being deployed effectively. That is also very important. The Minister is considering a change in the law in respect of what
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