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Government Legislation Programme for Summer Session 2012

Paul Kehoe, T.D., Government Chief Whip and Minister of State at the Department of the Taoiseach, announced the Government’s Legislative Programme for the Summer Session on 17th April, 2012

  • SECTION A - Lists 29 Bills which the Government expect to publish during the Summer session

  • SECTION B - Lists 25 Bills in respect of which Heads of Bills have been approved by Government and of which texts are being prepared

  • SECTION C - Lists 79 Bills in respect of which heads have yet to be approved by Government

  • SECTION D - Lists 24 Bills which are currently before the Dáil or Seanad

  • SECTION E - Lists 46 Bills which were enacted since the Government came to office on 9th March, 2011

  • SECTION F - Lists 55 Bills which was published since the Government came to office on 9th March, 2011

  • SECTION G - Lists 17 Bills which lists heads of bills for referral to Committee for consideration pre-publication

Office of the Government Chief Whip

17th April, 2012

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