I wish to advise the House of the following matters in respect of which notice has been given under Standing Order 20 and the name of the Member in each case: (1) Deputy Quill — the need to grant eligibility for CEDP schemes to women who have not been signing on; (2) Deputy Nolan — the need to appoint remedial teachers to Myshall and Drumphea national schools, County Carlow; (3) Deputy Doyle — the failure of the South-East ern Health Board to agree supplementary rent allowance with Respond for their tenants in the westlands scheme in Wexford; (4) Deputy O'Leary — the need for the State to purchase the Waller Estate, including castle and fisheries, at Dromore, Kenmare Post Office, County Kerry, to develop the property for tourism and other job creation purposes in the national interest as this property is again for sale; (5) Deputy Finucane — the need to provide a shared remedial teacher for Loghill, Ballyhahill and Ballyguilteanane national schools, County Limerick; (6) Deputy Rabbitte — the imminent completion of the sale of SRS at Shannon, putting at risk the reputation of this service at Shannon and up to 150 permanent jobs.
The matters raised by the following Deputies are considered to be in order and have been selected for discussion accordingly: Deputies Quill, Doyle and O'Leary. The other matters were deemed not in order.