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Dáil

DÁIL IN COMMITTEE. - THE COURTS OF JUSTICE BILL, 1923.—FOURTH STAGE.

Bill Courts of Justice Bill 1923
Lapsed

No. 41 of 1923 ›

Hugh Kennedy ATTORNEY-GENERAL Independent

I move that the Bill be received for final consideration. I assume the Dáil will go into Committee on this amendment, which is:—

In Section 7, line 19, page 5, to insert before the words "the Chief Justice" the following words:—"Whenever, owing to the illness of a judge of the Supreme Court or for any other unavoidable cause, the number of judges of the Supreme Court requisite for the transaction of the business of that Court is not available," and in line 19 to delete the words "from time to time."

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Michael Hayes AN CEANN COMHAIRLE

at this stage took the Chair.

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I think the character of the amendments are such that they ought to be considered in Committee, and if I am in order I move that the Dáil resolves itself into Committee to consider these amendments.

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Michael Hayes AN CEANN COMHAIRLE

If there is a general desire to go into Committee, of course the Dáil will certainly do so, but the idea of going into Committee on the Report Stage of a Bill was that the Dáil could deal with new matter, or very important matter. I will now take the motion that the Dáil will go into Committee. Is that agreed?

Agreed.

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