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Catherine Connolly
The Members who tabled Questions Nos. 6 and 7 are not present. We will move on to Question No. 8.
Dail Éireann · 2023-02-02
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I think that Question No. 6 is grouped with No. 55, which is in the name of Deputy Ó Murchú. That is grouped together with Question No. 63. Deputy Brady indicated that----- Question No. 55 was tabled by Deputy Ó Murchú.
He asked to----- I will check that and come back to the Deputy. Deputy Ó Murchú has been in touch to transfer it. I will not leave the Deputy short, but this was the very reason we brought in this procedure.
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The Members who tabled Questions Nos. 6 and 7 are not present. We will move on to Question No. 8.
I think that Question No. 6 is grouped with No. 55, which is in the name of Deputy Ó Murchú.
That is grouped together with Question No. 63. Deputy Brady indicated that-----
Question No. 55 was tabled by Deputy Ó Murchú. He asked to-----
I will check that and come back to the Deputy. There is no problem if that has been indicated but I have nothing in front of me.
Deputy Ó Murchú has been in touch to transfer it.
This happens all the time. I will not leave the Deputy short, but this was the very reason we brought in this procedure. The Clerk has told me that this was not offered to him.