Dáil Éireann díospóireacht -
Thursday, 4 Feb 1926

Vol. 14 No. 5

PRIVATE BUSINESS. - MEDICAL BILL, 1925—THIRD AND FINAL STAGES.

The Dáil went into Committee.

Bill considered in Committee and reported without amendment.

MINISTER for LOCAL GOVERNMENT and PUBLIC HEALTH (Mr. Burke)

I move:—

Go gcuirtar ar fionnraoi forálacha Buan-Orduithe 86 agus 88, i dtaobh fógra do thabhairt chun Ceathrú Céim agus Cúigiú Céim Bhille do thógaint, chun go gceadófar Ceathrú Céim agus Cúigiú Céim an Bhille Dochtúireachta, 1926, do thógaint iniu.

That the provisions of Standing Orders 86 and 88 as to the giving of notice for the taking of the Fourth and Fifth Stages of a Bill be suspended to permit of the Fourth and Fifth Stages of the Medical Bill, 1926, being taken to-day.

AN CEANN COMHAIRLE

Is there any objection to the motion for suspending the Standing Orders?

Mr. JOHNSON

I would like to have some reasons given for the motion.

Mr. BURKE

The present legislation expires on the 21st of this month, and it is, very necessary that there should be no hiatus between that date and the coming into force of this Bill. That is the sole reason for the motion.

Question put and agreed to.

Question—"That the Bill be received for final consideration"—put and agreed to.

Question—"That the Bill do now pass"—put and agreed to.