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Credit reporting and company legislation

Summary

Bernard Durkan asks when credit-reporting and company-law legislation will be brought forward; the Tánaiste says the companies legislation is due this session and the credit-reporting Bill will come shortly.

Bernard Durkan Deputy Bernard J. Durkan Fine Gael

In view of recent concerns about credit reporting, when is it expected to bring the credit reporting Bill into the House, with a view to addressing the issues that have become apparent? That would cover some of the banking procedures, including lending procedures.

Similarly, in respect of company law, it appears from casual observation that company law is not being observed in the letter and the spirit of the law in numerous instances over the past four or five years. Two items of company legislation are proposed, the companies Bill and a consolidation Bill. Is it possible to bring these legislative measures before the House earlier than had been anticipated, with a view to addressing ongoing issues?

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The companies legislation is due this session and the credit reporting Bill was published last Friday. It is a matter of scheduling with the Whips when it is brought before the House. I expect it to be in the House shortly.

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