Business of Seanad
There is usually an Order of Business and for the Cathaoirleach to cancel it peremptorily is very unusual and an affront to democracy.
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There was an Order of Business and the time had expired. The time set for the Order of Business is 55 minutes.
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On a point of order, the Leader did not respond to the Order of Business.
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May we hear the Leader’s response to the Order of Business, please? It is a matter of the ordinary process of the business of the House.
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The Order of Business was not concluded.
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The Leader’s response does not eat into the time allocated for the Order of Business. We demand the Leader’s response to the truncated Order of Business. Can we hear it, please?
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Can the Leader propose an amendment to the Order of Business to allow him to speak for a few minutes and address the issues raised earlier?
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It really is outrageous to have an Order of Business and for the Cathaoirleach not to permit the Leader to reply. That is an abuse of democracy. I am asking the Cathaoirleach to use his experience and wisdom to permit the Leader to reply.
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That does not matter. The Leader should reply. The Cathaoirleach is censoring the Leader of the House. That is very dangerous.
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The Leader did not want to respond to the Order of Business.