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After my sojourn away from the centre of power I have decided to try and get a particular question raised in the Dáil. Anyone got any ideas on how I should proceed.
No rush with this tonight, however I want to be able to proceed before the next Cabinet meeting.
mr
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I'm going to take a wild stab in the dark and suggest you ask your local TD.
“Common sense is the collection of prejudices acquired by age eighteen” - Albert Einstein
with a brown envelopeOriginally Posted by baldur0300
You ring your TD and tell him /her/she/it that you have a question for written reply
this ensures that the question goes on the Oireachtas record and that you get a response in writing:
Thus ensuring :
1. A personal paper trail.
2. A recorded response.
You should have the original document and written repsonse within a week or two.
The TD will address it to the relevant Minister/Junior or Senator on your behalf- because
that is his/her job.
you may then publish it, frame it in the toilet or use it to light a fire depending on your
own response to the answer received.
Why bother? You won't get any answers.
There is always a positive answer when you get in touch with your local TD but the problem is that of arrogances, well professionalism does prevails from them sometimes.
All things are bright and beautiful but who made it ?
Parliamentary Democracy is a very weak form of democracy. The real issues concerning people are rarely dealt with.
Getting elected as a TD would be a good start.
"John Bull has got his hand down your pants and his fist around your bollox and you can't see it."
Is your question really necessary? Every question asked costs money....which could be put elsewherinto services....can the information you seek be garned elsewhere?
After my sojourn away from the centre of power I have decided to try and get a particular question raised in the Dáil. Anyone got any ideas on how I should proceed.
No rush with this tonight, however I want to be able to proceed before the next Cabinet meeting.
mr
Tried that twice, didn't work.
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