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Dáil
‹ Ceisteanna—Questions. Oral Answers. - Constitutional Amendments.

Other proposed constitutional amendments

Summary

O’Keeffe asked whether issues including bail and citizenship rights would receive consideration. The Taoiseach reiterated that he had no specific proposals for constitutional amendments beyond the referendum already announced.

Jim O'Keeffe Mr. O'Keeffe Fine Gael

The Taoiseach seemed to concentrate his reply on Question No. 18 and to ignore Question No. 19, which is a broad question on any proposals he has as to constitutional amendment. The question of bail goes back——

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The Deputy may not have heard the latter part of my reply which says that no other constitutional amendments are proposed at present.

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Jim O'Keeffe Mr. O'Keeffe Fine Gael

Do we take it from that that the problems indicated by Deputy Fitzpatrick in regard to bail, which go back to 1966, the problem with regard to the possibility of need for a constitutional referendum on citizenship or extending rights to British citizens to vote here are to be brushed aside or is any thought to be given to them or any proposal to be brought forward in regard to them?

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I have no specific proposals for any other constitutional amendments at the moment.

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