Electoral (Amendment) Bill, 1968: First Stage.
No. 35 of 1968 ›
(Cavan): Might I say that the Minister displays considerable courage, even cheek, in introducing another Electoral Bill in his own name?
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: I want to know, Sir, in what capacity is Deputy Fitzpatrick speaking? Is he speaking as opposed to this Bill or is he speaking as taking objection to it. This is very important.
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: I want to know, Sir, in what capacity Deputy Fitzpatrick is speaking. Is he speaking as opposed to the Bill or is he speaking as taking objection to it? This is very important. Yes, it is because——
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: The Deputy is speaking as a newcomer to Irish politics, one who has come into this House on the record of better men.
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: A gentleman, Deputy L'Estrange, made that remark outside this House. I would like to collect £500 from you. If the Opposition will restrain themselves I will put to you a point of order, Sir. I am asking, Sir, in what capacity is Deputy Fitzpatrick speaking.
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(Cavan): A bogus Commission has been rejected. Is there any provision for a genuine Commission? The people have rejected the bogus one.