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Friday March 21, 2003 17:27 by Justin Moran - Sinn Fein maigh_nuad at yahoo dot com
List of TDs who voted to support Government motion last night. Some-one was asking for the names of the TDs who voted for or against the motions last night so find them below. With 166 TDs and 137 votes cast people might wonder who did or did not vote. Some people abstained and some were paired. FF and FG operate a pairing system so that if for example a FG TD can't make it to a vote, then an FF TD on the other side also misses it. Several people in both parties who disagree with their parties lines were paired away. For example two FF TDs who had said they would not support the use of Shannon without a second UN mandate weren't there yesterday and so two FG were missing. Neither the Greens, nor Sinn Féin support the pairing system, don't know about Labour. There were also a series of amendments put by all parties. One that has been commented on by others was a Sinn Féin amendment supporting self-determination for the Kurdish people. Labour and the Greens abstained and only SF and six independents voted for it. The Dáil divided: Tá, 77; Níl, 60. Tá Ahern, Bertie. Níl |
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