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Dáil

INTERPRETATION BILL, 1923.—FIRST STAGE.

Bill Interpretation Bill, 1923
Enacted

No. 58 of 1923 ›

Hugh Kennedy ATTORNEY-GENERAL (Mr. H. Kennedy) Independent

I desire to ask leave to introduce the Interpretation Bill, 1923. The title of the Bill is: "A Bill to prescribe rules for the construction of Acts of the Oireachtas and to define the meaning of certain words and expressions commonly used in such Acts, and for other purposes relating to the meaning, construction, and operation of Acts of the Oireachtas, and of instruments made under the authority thereof."

The Bill is in the nature of a draftsman's Bill, the effect of which will be to make certain definitions of terms and to facilitate the shortening of Bills and the getting rid of verbiage by having unnecessary repetitions and unnecessary definitions.

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Are the words "United Kingdom" included in those terms?

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Hugh Kennedy ATTORNEY-GENERAL Independent

Wait and see.

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Those words ought to be familiar.

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