I move: —
Chun go gcuirfear in éifeacht forálacha aon Achta a rithfear sa tSiosón so chun leathnú do dhéanamh ar an teora ama a forchuirtear tríd an Acht Iasachtaí Trádála (Urraíocht) (Leasú), 1929, le tabhairt urraíochtaí agus iasachtaí fén Acht Iasachtaí Trádála (Urraíocht), 1924, agus chun a chur ar chumas an Aire Tionnscail agus Tráchtála teora do chur leis an am gur laistigh de a féadfar iarrataisí ar na hurraíochtaí sin agus ar na hiasachtaí sin do dhéanamh, go ndeonfar údarás chun (a) go gcuirfí mar mhuirear ar an bPrímh-Chiste no ar a thora fáis pé suimeanna is gá o am go ham chun aon urraíocht do chólíona no chun aon iasacht do dheona do húdaruíodh fé sna hAchtanna Iasachtaí Trádála (Urraíocht), 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929 agus fén Acht san a rithfear sa tSiosón so agus (b) go gcuirfí mar mhuirear ar an bPrímh-Chiste no ar a thora fáis colann agus ús aon urrúis do tugadh amach chun iasacht d'fháil fé sna hAchtanna Iasachtaí Trádála (Urraíocht), 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929 agus fén Acht san a rithfear sa tSiosón so.
That for carrying out the provisions of any Act of the present Session to extend the limit of time imposed by the Trade Loans (Guarantee) (Amendment) Act, 1929, on the giving of guarantees and the making of loans under the Trade Loans (Guarantee) Act, 1924, and to enable the Minister for Industry and Commerce to limit the time within which applications for such guarantees and such loans may be made, authority be granted for (a) the charge upon the Central Fund or the growing produce thereof of such sums as from time to time may be required for fulfilling any guarantee or for granting any loan authorised under the Trade Loans (Guarantee) Acts, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929 and such Act of the present Session, and (b) the charge upon the Central Fund or the growing produce thereof of the principal and interest of any security issued for the purpose of borrowing under the Trade Loans (Guarantee) Acts, 1924, 1925, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929 and such Act of the present Session.
As the Minister for Industry and Commerce has pointed out, this Bill does not increase the charge on the Exchequer, but merely extends the time for making applications.