Standing Orders of the Dáil
The Standing Orders of the First and Second Dáil were adopted by Resolution of the Provisional Parliament of the 11th September, 1922. Since then Standing Orders have been amended and modified as determined by the Dáil. The latest version of, Dáil Éireann Standing Orders Relative to Public Business Together With Oireachtas Library Rules 2011, as they are officially entitled, published in 2011 is below.
Modifications to Standing Orders of the Dáil
Please find below modifications currently in effect to 2007 Edition of Dáil Standing Orders. Please associate this document with your 2007 Edition of Standing Orders and disregard previous modifications dated 14 November, 2007. The attached modification includes an amendment to Standing Order 99 thereby allowing the substitution and attendance at sub-Committee on Dáil Reform agreed by the Dáil on 17 April, 2008.
Modifications to Dáil Standing Orders
Standing Orders of the Seanad
As with the Dáil, Seanad Éireann determines and modifies Standing Orders Relative to its Public Business.