Women’s careers and parliamentary conduct
Senators dispute Senator O’Brien’s remarks about a woman’s appointment, with Senators Moran and Bacik defending women’s right to careers and the Chair restoring order.
Senator Darragh O'Brien seems to have a problem with women today in the House. I inform him that women are well able to speak for themselves.
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Anyone who knows me will accept that the implication that I have ever, in any way, shape or form-----
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Senator Moran should withdraw that remark.
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So a women is not entitled to a career?
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I take exception to the way the Senator referred to this matter.
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I never even mentioned the individual.
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What Senator Moran is trying to do now-----
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The Senator is trying to sully my character.
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A Chathaoirligh, I ask for some protection on this. The Senator is sullying my character.
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The record of the House will speak for itself. Does Senator Moran have a question for the Leader?
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I have. I wish to point out, if I can speak without being interrupted-----
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Yes, I do. Women are well able to earn an independent living and are well able to rise in high positions in society on their own merit.
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I take exception to people who are-----
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The question was about whether a job was publicly advertised.
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I take exception to being interrupted.