Anglo Irish Bank debate timetable
Deputy Boyd Barrett condemns the handling of Anglo Irish Bank debts and asks that no guillotine be imposed on the related motion. The Ceann Comhairle rules speculation out of order, while the Taoiseach says the matter is not yet scheduled and more time can be provided.
Last week in the early hours of the morning, the Taoiseach nailed the citizens of this country legally to the cross of Anglo Irish Bank's debts for decades to come, ramming the Bill through in the dead of night.
Comment on this
It has been suggested that there will be a guillotine on the motion on this matter this week despite the fact that the Taoiseach promised last week that there would be no guillotine and that anybody who wished to speak on it would be allowed to do so. I ask the Taoiseach to remove any plans to impose a guillotine on that motion.
Comment on this
It is dead of night legislation.
Comment on this
It is not in today's or tomorrow's Order of Business. If more time is required, we will be happy to have it.