❓ A supplementary question regarding the date the Minister for Health received an invitation to a conference is met with a dismissive and defensive response, accusing the questioner of spreading disinformation about a referendum.
AnsweredQoN 728Legislative Assembly
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My supplementary question to the very dishonest minister is: when did he get the invitation to attend the conference? Mr J.A. McGINTY
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The question, as best I understood it, from the Deputy Leader of the Opposition was: when did I receive the invitation? If he wants to put that question on notice, I will go and look up the date on the letter. What a stupid question! How pathetic is it that he wants to know on what date I received particular correspondence; how pathetic is that! He should go out there and spread a little more disinformation about the referendum that he is so desperately trying to scuttle. I know that the Deputy Leader of the Opposition will stop at nothing in trying to make sure that he scuttles the ability to give the people of this State a choice.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: The question, as best I understood it, from the Deputy Leader of the Opposition was: when did I receive the invitation? If he wants to put that question on notice, I will go and look up the date on the letter. What a stupid question! How pathetic is it that he wants to know on what date I received particular correspondence; how pathetic is that! He should go out there and spread a little more disinformation about the referendum that he is so desperately trying to scuttle. I know that the Deputy Leader of the Opposition will stop at nothing in trying to make sure that he scuttles the ability to give the people of this State a choice.
The question, as best I understood it, from the Deputy Leader of the Opposition was: when did I receive the invitation? If he wants to put that question on notice, I will go and look up the date on the letter. What a stupid question! How pathetic is it that he wants to know on what date I received particular correspondence; how pathetic is that! He should go out there and spread a little more disinformation about the referendum that he is so desperately trying to scuttle. I know that the Deputy Leader of the Opposition will stop at nothing in trying to make sure that he scuttles the ability to give the people of this State a choice.
Mr J.A. McGINTY replied: The question, as best I understood it, from the Deputy Leader of the Opposition was: when did I receive the invitation? If he wants to put that question on notice, I will go and look up the date on the letter. What a stupid question! How pathetic is it that he wants to know on what date I received particular correspondence; how pathetic is that! He should go out there and spread a little more disinformation about the referendum that he is so desperately trying to scuttle. I know that the Deputy Leader of the Opposition will stop at nothing in trying to make sure that he scuttles the ability to give the people of this State a choice.
The question, as best I understood it, from the Deputy Leader of the Opposition was: when did I receive the invitation? If he wants to put that question on notice, I will go and look up the date on the letter. What a stupid question! How pathetic is it that he wants to know on what date I received particular correspondence; how pathetic is that! He should go out there and spread a little more disinformation about the referendum that he is so desperately trying to scuttle. I know that the Deputy Leader of the Opposition will stop at nothing in trying to make sure that he scuttles the ability to give the people of this State a choice.
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