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Dáil

Imposition of Duties (Dumping and Subsidies) Bill, 1967: First Stage.

Bill Imposition of Duties (Dumping and Subsidies) Bill, 1967
Enacted

No. 20 of 1967 ›

John Lynch The Taoiseach Fianna Fáil

Deputy Sweetman comes in here brusquely and brashly hurling insults at the Government. I want to say that I do not accept that from Deputy Sweetman.

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Nobody knows what is happening.

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Let me put this on the records of the House: the Taoiseach has broken his word to Deputy Cosgrave in relation to the Order of Business. The Taoiseach's Parliamentary Secretary——

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John Lynch The Taoiseach Fianna Fáil

That is untrue.

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——has changed his mind four times in the past week about the Order of Business and the Government have broken every precedent in relation to the conduct of business——

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John Lynch The Taoiseach Fianna Fáil

Four changes were made to accommodate the Opposition.

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That is untrue.

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John Lynch The Taoiseach Fianna Fáil

I deny entirely that I broke my word to Deputy Cosgrave or to anybody else.

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It is true.

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John Lynch The Taoiseach Fianna Fáil

It is completely untrue.

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Business was changed four times.

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Patrick Hogan An Ceann Comhairle Labour Party

Order.

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This is the result of the local elections. You are leading from behind.

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Thomas J. Fitzpatrick Mr. T.J. Fitzpatrick Fine Gael

(Cavan): You have seven Taoiseachs over there.

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Patrick Hogan An Ceann Comhairle Labour Party

Order, please.

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How can we have order when the Standing Orders are not respected?

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