There is one point on which I would be grateful for clarification. It is provided that the international organisations, communities or bodies or institutions or organs would be given corporate status here, the capacity of a body corporate. I wondered whether the Minister could clarify whether this might give rise to problems if the organisation was one which would not qualify for the status of a body corporate under Irish law or whether this is not seen as a problem. The Minister has already indicated that it is not likely that the organs or organisations will have a great physical presence here. I understand that the organisation would have the legal capacity of a body corporate and I wondered if this might give rise to particular problems.
In the actual issuing of the order, is it intended that the order would have a schedule to it incorporating the agreement which is the subject matter of the thing. This is one of the helpful aspects of the 1967 Act that the agreements are, on the whole, in a protocol—in particular those of the United Nations, the OECD and Council of Europe— appended to the Act. From the point of view of keeping track of the particular organisations and significance of the order it would be helpful to have a schedule incorporating the protocol.
