Is the Taoiseach aware that at least one Prime Minister, the British Prime Minister, has stated that her objective at the Dublin summit will be to get a revision of the current rate of British contributions to the EEC budget?

That is a separate question.

It arises in regard to the preparations.

It does not arise on the question on the Order Paper.

Would the Taoiseach agree that this will have serious implications in terms of our contribution to the EEC budget? Would it not be in the interests of a successful Presidency that the Taoiseach should meet——

The Deputy cannot raise all the matters that may be raised at a meeting of this kind.

I have already said in my reply that I have met her.

I do not think that the Taoiseach has met her since she made it clear that she would be raising this at the Dublin summit.

I am calling the next question.

Has the Taoiseach discussed this subject with her?

Yes, of course.

The Taoiseach is prepared to meet her objectives of reducing the British contribution at the Dublin summit?

I did not say that.

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