Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of Orders) Bill, 1949

Public bill · Government · Introduced

The measure would confirm four government orders made in 1948 under the emergency law allowing duties to be imposed quickly. These orders introduced duties on malt extracts and fish-liver oil, certain bottles and jars, lead-acid batteries and parts, and footballs and their covers. Confirmation by the Oireachtas would give those existing orders formal legal approval and keep the duties in effect. The measure contains no wider changes beyond listing and confirming these specific orders.

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Last updated 10 June 2020

Sponsor

Minister for Industry and Commerce Primary

Progress

First Stage 23 February 1949

Dáil
Second Stage 23 February 1949

Dáil
Committee Stage 24 February 1949

Dáil
Report Stage 24 February 1949

Dáil
Fifth Stage 24 February 1949

Dáil
Second Stage 2 March 1949

Seanad
Committee Stage 2 March 1949

Seanad
Report Stage 2 March 1949

Seanad
Fifth Stage 2 March 1949

Seanad Enacted
Enacted 3 March 1949

Enacted

Debates

Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of Orders) Bill, 1949 (Certified Money Bill ) —Second and subsequent Stages.
Seanad 2 March 1949
Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of Orders) Bill, 1949—Motion for Earlier Signature.
Seanad 2 March 1949
Committee on Finance. - Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of Orders) Bill, 1949—Second and Subsequent Stages.
Dáil 24 February 1949
Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of Orders) Bill, 1949—First Stage.
Dáil 23 February 1949

Documents

As deemed to have been passed by both Houses of the Oireachtas 2 March 1949
As Initiated 23 February 1949

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Imposition of Duties (Confirmation of Orders) Bill, 1949

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