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331:. Submissions from the public were invited. The assembly was originally supposed to complete its business within a year of its first meeting. This was extended in October 2017 and again in March 2018, to 27 April 2018. The government then formally responded to each report. The calendar published in October 2016 included seven three-day working meetings, one in November 2016 and one each month from January to July 2017.
419:, moved an amendment to the second-reading motion, that "Dáil Éireann declines to give the Bill a second reading in order that the Citizens' Assembly, established by Resolutions of Dáil Éireann and Seanad Éireann, can conclude its deliberations on the Eighth Amendment which is the subject matter of this Bill, and report to the Oireachtas in the first half of 2017".
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withdrew before the final abortion meeting, whose replacements did not participate until the assembly moved on to its next topic for discussion. Seven replacements joining in
January 2018 were removed the following month when it emerged they were recruited via acquaintances of a Red C employee, who was then suspended, rather than via random selection.
411:. As a compromise, it was agreed that government TDs would oppose the AAA–PBP bill and would not shorten the assembly's timeframe for considering the abortion issue, but that the Oireachtas would expedite the processing of the assembly's report, by establishing the select committee ahead of time and giving it a strict six-month lifespan. Accordingly,
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We will establish a
Citizens' Assembly, within six months, and without participation by politicians, and with a mandate to look at a limited number of key issues over an extended time period. These issues will not be limited to those directly pertaining to the constitution and may include issues such
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The
Oireachtas responded to the report by establishing a Joint Committee on Climate Action, which published its own report on 29 March 2019. On 9 May 2019 the Dáil endorsed the committee's report and symbolically declared a "climate and biodiversity emergency",. The motion also requested a Citizen's
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to be used in this process. Media were asked not to photograph the citizen members before the inaugural assembly meeting. Members received expenses but no other payment. Of the original 99 members, 17 withdrew before the first working meeting, whose replacements immediately took over; another 11
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The first meetings on "how we best respond to the challenges and opportunities of an ageing population" were held on 10–11 June 2017. In May a second weekend, on 8–9 July, was added to the schedule. The assembly received 120 submissions from the public. The first meeting's main topics were
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towards girls and boys, women and men; removing gender related economic inequalities, reassess the economic value placed traditional 'women's work'; women's full participation in workplace and political; considering the gender imbalance in care; and gender imbalance in low pay sectors.
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Over 13,000 submissions were received from the public by the closing date of 16 December 2016. More than 8,000 were submitted electronically, including over 3,200 the final 24 hours. Submissions were uploaded to the assembly website, with "personal stories or sensitive submissions"
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Journalist Mary
Minihan reported the following week that "the consensus in the Oireachtas is that the assembly's recommendations were an overly-liberal interpretation of the current thinking of middle Ireland on the issue." On 29 June 2017, the assembly's official report was
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Dáil debates, 4 October 2016. "The assembly's inaugural meeting will be an introductory session to allow the members of the assembly the opportunity to meet the chairperson and one another and to gain a better understanding of the context for the work that they will be
1960:
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The
Oireachtas responded to the report by establishing a Joint Committee on the Eighth Amendment, which produced its own report in December 2017, with dissent from pro-life members. The government decided a month later to implement the committee's report. The
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The assembly's inaugural meeting decided that the abortion issue would be the topic for its first four working meetings, a number later increased to five. An advisory group of five experts was appointed: a medical lawyer, two constitutional lawyers, and two
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The first issue to be considered was the Eighth
Amendment, beginning at its first working meeting on 25 November 2016. Enda Kenny in September 2016 estimated it could take "six to seven months" to issue a report, which was referred to an Oireachtas
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The second day's votes were recommendations for the envisaged
Oireachtas legislation. There were separate votes on a range of potential circumstances in which abortion might be permitted, possibly restricted to a maximum number of weeks' gestation.
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The final meeting on abortion began on 22 April, with a series of votes held based on the deliberations from the earlier meetings. The first day's votes were on
Article 40.3.3°, the subsection of the Constitution added by the Eighth Amendment:
363:, This committee, in turn, produced a report for debate in each house. Resolutions to establish the "Special Joint Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution" were passed on 4 and 13 April 2017 by the Dáil and Seanad respectively.
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said that the
Citizens' Assembly's work on abortion was a "great success" that "paved the way for the resolution of potentially contentious social issue" and "a vital step on the road to generating support for constitutional change".
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It should allow the
Oireachtas to legislate (51 votes) rather than making direct provisions within the Constitution itself (38 votes) regarding "termination of pregnancy, any rights of the unborn, and any rights of the pregnant
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predicted that there would be ten weekend sessions, each "opened with an address from the Chairperson, followed by expert presentations, Q&A sessions and debate, roundtable discussion and a plenary session." Meetings were
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the Oireachtas and published. On 11 July 2017, the Oireachtas Joint Committee agreed its programme for considering the report, including a presentation from the assembly chairperson at a public session on 20 September 2017.
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Dáil debates, 4 October 2016. "The assembly will meet again in late November, at which time it will commence its consideration of the first item referred to it by the Dáil resolution, that is, the eighth amendment of the
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The Homemakers Scheme makes it easier for those who provide full-time care to an incapacitated person to qualify for a State pension. As of December 2016 the maximum backdating is to the scheme's 1994 introduction.
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One meeting on climate change was planned, for the weekends starting 30 September and 4 November 2017; the second was added to the schedule on 17 July. Speakers included the chair of the advisory group for a promised
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repealing the Eighth Amendment for debate in the Dáil on 25 October 2016. Fine Gael opposed the bill on the grounds that it would pre-empt the Citizens' Assembly discussion. Similarly, independent minister
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The 99 other members were "citizens entitled to vote at a referendum, randomly selected so as to be broadly representative of Irish society". The representative criteria included gender, age, location, and
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With 71 members present, the assembly voted 36–35 in favour fixed terms; 39–27 for 4 (rather than 5) years as the term; 63–3 in favour of allowing the term to be "cut short subject to certain conditions".
122:, and 66 randomly chosen citizens. Meeting over 15 months, it considered seven constitutional issues previously specified by the Oireachtas and two more of its own choosing. It made 18 recommendations for
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298:, with €200,000 in 2016 and the balance in 2017. In October 2016 the Taoiseach said €2m had been set aside. The total cost to March 2019 was €2,355,557, of which €1,535,133 was spent in 2017.
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giving equal public money to both sides in referendum campaigns, imposing spending limits for registered parties and advocacy groups, and prohibiting anonymous donations to these groups;
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in pregnancy"; the latter was in the assembly report's ancillary list of issues for the Oireachtas to consider. Laffoy regretted that the assembly had not addressed increased illegal
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While there was unanimous support for a second convention in the report, it was acknowledged that this is an exercise that can only be achieved once in the lifetime of any Dáil
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commended the Citizens' Assembly and the predecessor Constitutional Convention as models that other European countries could usefully imitate, which could counter the rise of
897:, approved by referendum on 25 May 2018, replaced the constitutional prohibition with a provision allowing the Oireachtas to regulate abortion. The Oireachtas duly passed the
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Laffoy was joined at the meeting by the two leaders of the assembly secretariat. She told the committee that the assembly had considered all of article 40.3.3, including the
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When considering how we respond to the challenges and opportunities of an ageing population, which of these suggestions do you believe are the most important to implement?
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2011:
1424:, which would be "obliged to give its view on significant matters of factual or legal dispute that arise during a referendum campaign in the public domain (including on
201:) approving the "calling of a Citizens' Assembly" to consider the four issues specified in the government programme and "such other matters as may be referred to it". A
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2240:
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427:. Based on feedback from members, the chairperson selected 17 submitting organisations to make presentations to the assembly. These were announced on 21 February:
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and on the manner in which referenda are held (e.g. should 'super referendum days', whereby a significant number of referenda take place on the same day, be held).
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If the Government were to decide to extend regulation to other health and care services for older people, what other services do you believe should be regulated?
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177:. That said, we will ask the Citizens' Assembly to make recommendations to the Dáil on further constitutional changes, including on the Eighth Amendment, on
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383:
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156:. In November 2015, Kenny promised "a Citizen's Convention on the constitution, or whatever title would be appropriate" to address the issue.
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3572:"Speech by Mr Simon Harris TD, Minister for Health – Report of the Joint Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution – Dáil Éireann"
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The fourth and fifth topics were covered by a single report, submitted on 21 June 2018. A response was still outstanding on 9 April 2019.
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Amendments (rights to travel and to information) as well as the 8th (right to life of the unborn), because they were "inextricabl link".
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company; Red C won the tender and began selection at the start of September. The Electoral (Amendment) Act 2016 was passed to enable the
3187:
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948:. The second meeting focused on pensions and retirement. Votes were taken on 16 questions: 11 yes/no questions and 5 multiple-choice.
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said he found its process "disturbing" and criticised it for not acknowledging that the 8th amendment had "saved thousands of lives".
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In 2016, 3,265 Irish women travelled to the UK alone and we know that Irish women travel to other countries like the Netherlands too.
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viewed these as lacking the justification for the original Citizens' Assembly, in that they relate to "purely political issue which
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3130:"Thirty-fifth Amendment of the Constitution (Repeal of the Eighth Amendment) Bill 2016: Second Stage [Private Members]"
2015:
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for Mental Health and Older People, gave a written Dáil response in relation to those recommendations within the remit of the
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emergency and how the state can improve its response. A "government action plan on climate change" followed on 17 June 2019.
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Members also voted by 60 to 23 that "a distinction should not be drawn between the physical and mental health of the woman".
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Recommendations, all passed by at least 80% of members, included: empowering an independent body to address climate change;
84:. Over 18 months a report is produced on each topic. The government is required to respond officially to the reports in the
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stronger governmental leadership in relation to the prioritisation of the health and social care needs of older people: 65
4709:
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Dáil debates, 4 October 2016. "A total of €2 million has been set aside by my own Department for the citizen's assembly."
2494:"Recruiter for Citizens Assembly suspended after replacement members enlisted through personal contacts and not randomly"
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142:
107:
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complained that two of the five experts had previously expressed dissatisfaction with the existing abortion provisions.
371:. The chairperson said she would investigate claims that an assembly member had publicly expressed pro-choice views on
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130:; the government accepted some, rejected others, and referred others to committees for further consultation. In 2015
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Assembly members could distribute votes among multiple answers to the multiple-choice questions except question 2.
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This assembly was tasked with exploring and, within 6 months, making recommendations on; barriers that facilitate
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said that, in deference to the assembly's work, she would oppose the bill despite herself favouring repeal. The
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For the 66 citizen members of the Constitutional Convention, these 99 plus 99 substitutes were selected by an
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allowing multiple referendums on the same day, as at present; 41.7% preferred a maximum of two simultaneously
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3530:"Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution – 32nd Dáil, 25th Seanad – Houses of the Oireachtas"
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during negotiations on forming the government. There were eight public submissions, including one from the
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3328:"The Citizens' Assembly Publishes Report and Recommendations on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution"
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22. Thirty-fifth Amendment of the Constitution (Repeal of the Eighth Amendment) Bill 2016 — Second Stage
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introducing legislation related to the "Dublin Citizens' Assembly" and the "Citizens' Assembly 2019".
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3380:"Consideration of Recommendations of Citizens' Assembly: Agreed Proposals for Committee's Work Plan"
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The Assisted Decision-Making (Capacity) Act 2015 is the framework for assisting those with impaired
110:, which was established by the Oireachtas in accordance with the government programme agreed by the
3801:"Second Meeting on How We Best Respond to the Challenges and Opportunities of an Ageing Population"
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941:
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141:, which occurred in 2016. In the buildup to the election, various politicians proposed changes to
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was postponed until 14–15 April. The issue was added to the assembly's remit at the insistence of
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118:. Convention members were a chairperson nominated by the government, 33 representatives chosen by
92:(parliament); as of 9 April 2019 responses have been given on three of the five topics.
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Yes:no results (of 78 votes cast) on Citizens' Assembly questions dealing with population ageing
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287:
61:
2909:"Establishment of a Special Joint Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution: Motion"
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1985:
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This value is missing from the source document but can be back-calculated from the other values.
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The meeting on fixed-term parliaments was scheduled for the weekend of 3–4 March but because of
4265:"'We're falling very far short': Citizens' Assembly on gender equality to start work in autumn"
4211:"Only eight people (and one party) gave their view on whether we should have a fixed term Dáil"
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2097:"Taoiseach denies rift with Fine Gael deputy leader Minister Reilly over abortion referendum"
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Dáil debates, 4 October 2016. "I think we will have a special Oireachtas committee on that."
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as, for example how we, as a nation, best respond to the challenges and opportunities of an
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Where do you believe additional funding for care of older people should primarily be spent?
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expedite the current commitment to place home care for older persons on a statutory footing
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It should be replaced or amended (50 votes) rather than deleted and not replaced (39 votes)
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Select Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform, and Taoiseach (30 June 2016).
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435:, Coalition to Repeal the Eighth Amendment, Doctors for Choice, Doctors for Life Ireland,
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Members of each assembly consist of 99 citizens and the chair for a total of 100 members.
8:
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Significant fetal abnormality not likely to result in death before or shortly after birth
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2928:"Establishment of Special Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution: Motion"
1460:. It supported early voting, weekend voting, postal voting, online voting, lowering the
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amendment was accepted which added "how the State can make Ireland a leader in tackling
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to legalise and regulate abortion, up to 12 weeks' gestation for any reason, and up to
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3986:"Minister Denis Naughten publishes Ireland's first statutory National Mitigation Plan"
3040:"Government parties block abortion bill vote amid fears it would split the Government"
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ensure that older people have a stronger voice in determining their own care needs: 69
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in Dublin. In June 2016 the assembly's cost was estimated at €600,000, drawn from the
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3102:"Katherine Zappone 'to vote against motion to repeal constitutional ban on abortion'"
2957:"Fifth Meeting of the Citizens' Assembly on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution"
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prioritise and implement existing policies and strategies in relation to older people
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established in Ireland in 2016 to consider several political questions including the
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3964:"The Citizens' Assembly Will Meet For Additional Weekend On Topic Of Climate Change"
2603:"Estimates for Public Services 2016: Vote 2 – Department of the Taoiseach (Revised)"
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3218:"17 Advocacy Groups to Address Citizens' Assembly on the Topic of Eighth Amendment"
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In 2019, the Irish government announced two further Citizens' Assemblies including
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4336:"We have one year to make democracy work in Europe. Or else the Trumps take over"
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1961:"Final Report on Manner in which Referenda are Held & Fixed Term Parliaments"
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2725:"The Citizens' Assembly will take place on Saturday 15 October in Dublin Castle"
2241:"The Irish Times view on citizens' assemblies: out-sourcing political decisions"
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Where do you believe overall funding for care of older people should come from?
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The inaugural and introductory assembly meeting was held on 15 October 2016 at
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3271:"Fifth Meeting on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution: Ballot 4B Results"
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3674:"How we best respond to challenges and opportunities of an ageing population"
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Joint Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution (December 2017).
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Joint Committee on the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution (11 July 2017).
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responsibility for older people should be formally delegated to a dedicated
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3503:"Citizens' assembly 'failed to adequately consider use of abortion pills'"
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Dáil debates, 4 October 2016. "these 99 citizens and their 99 substitutes"
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for fatal fetal abnormality or serious health risk to the pregnant woman.
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3442:"Opening Statement by Ms. Justice Mary Laffoy, Chair Citizens' Assembly‌"
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Fetal abnormality likely to result in death before or shortly after birth
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4085:"Opposition calls for declaration of climate and biodiversity emergency"
4057:"What does the Dáil's declaration of a climate emergency actually mean?"
3696:"Citizens' Assembly will Meet for Additional Weekend on Topic of Ageing"
3240:"Citizens Assembly votes to give power to Oireachtas regarding abortion"
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4293:"Dr Catherine Day appointed as the Chair of the new Citizens' Assembly"
3774:"Spending on elderly cut by third since 2009, Citizens' Assembly hears"
3351:"Citizens' Assembly report on Eighth Amendment delivered to government"
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amendments were rejected. An analogous resolution was passed in the
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2041:"Written Answers No. 69: Constitutional Convention Recommendations"
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for bringing questions either to the Oireachtas or to a referendum
3301:"Was Citizens' Assembly best way to deal with abortion question?"
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with more than two (yes/no) options; in which case 52% preferred
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increase public resources allocated for the care of older people
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2575:"Over 4,500 submissions on abortion made to Citizens' Assembly"
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entertained the possibility of a similar body meeting after
4239:"Meeting of the Assembly on Fixed Term Parliaments: Results"
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Department of Communications, Climate Action and Environment
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2014:. Convention on the Constitution. March 2014. Archived from
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asked why there was no option to vote for "express positive
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3618:. Citizens Information Board. 29 January 2019. § Abortion
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Eighth Amendment of the Constitution : Presentations
2396:"More details emerge about Citizens' Assembly – RTÉ News"
2273:"Who exactly are the citizens in the Citizens' Assembly?"
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Irish body formed to consider political and social issues
4308:"Why Ireland's citizens' assembly is a model for Europe"
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3474:"Laffoy 'keen to see certainty' over Eighth Amendment"
3188:"Citizens' Assembly deluged with abortion submissions"
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The Citizens' Assembly was a successor to the 2012–14
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It should not be retained in full (by 79 votes to 12)
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3698:(Press release). The Citizens' Assembly. 17 May 2017
2980:"Kenny tells new Citizens' Assembly of online risks"
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3831:. Citizens' Assembly. 9 July 2017. Archived from
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2545:"About the Secretariat – the Citizens' Assembly"
2465:"Citizens' Assembly to discuss Eighth Amendment"
310:Grand Hotel, Malahide, where the assembly meets.
3603:. Attorney-General of Ireland. 20 December 2018
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2723:Murphy, Darragh Peter (21 September 2016).
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2156:"A Programme for a Partnership Government"
965:Question: Should the government ... ?
407:, which Fine Gael opposed as compromising
4741:Amendments of the Constitution of Ireland
4404:Amendments to the Constitution of Ireland
4334:Van Reybrouck, David (19 November 2016).
4305:
4187:. Houses of the Oireachtas. 21 March 2018
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3007:"Topical Issue Debate; Citizens Assembly"
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166:Fine Gael–independent minority government
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3220:. Citizens' Assembly. 21 February 2017
2722:
2607:Oireachtas Joint and Select Committees
1844:"The Irish Citizens' Assembly Project"
1673:Includes abstentions and invalid votes
1445:would be used to determine the outcome
1115:backdate the Homemakers Scheme to 1973
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620:Serious risk to mental health of woman
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4159:"Manner in which referenda are held"
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3551:. Oireachtas. §§2.19–2.24, 2.37–2.40
2519:"Written answers: Citizens Assembly"
2491:
2367:"Written answers: Citizens Assembly"
2341:"Electoral (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill"
2312:"Written answers: Citizens Assembly"
2216:Seanad Éireann (25th Seanad) debates
2094:
1986:"Question 626: Referendum Campaigns"
1737:to make life decisions, such as via
1410:manner in which referendums are held
1082:abolish the mandatory retirement age
928:. It was addressed by Eamon O'Shea,
908:
147:Eighth Amendment of the Constitution
4761:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
4306:Humphreys, Joe (27 November 2016).
4263:Hennessy, Michelle (12 June 2019).
4128:
4115:Parliamentary Questions (32nd Dáil)
3501:Murray, Shona (21 September 2017).
3280:. Citizens' Assembly. 23 April 2017
3079:. Oireachtas: 1413. 25 October 2016
2978:O'Connor, Wayne (16 October 2016).
2959:. Citizens' Assembly. 23 April 2017
2799:. KildareStreet.com. 3 October 2017
2780:. KildareStreet.com. 3 October 2017
1990:Parliamentary Questions (32nd Dáil)
1771:. KildareStreet.com. 4 October 2016
1071:age (65) and State pension age (66)
1028:extend protection regulations from
993:See also multiple-choice questions
469:National Women's Council of Ireland
350:Abortion in the Republic of Ireland
339:
334:
102:Constitutional Convention (Ireland)
13:
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4055:Hennessy, Michelle (10 May 2019).
3892:Department of Justice and Equality
2837:. KildareStreet.com. 21 March 2018
2818:. KildareStreet.com. 21 March 2018
2658:. kildarestreet.com. 26 March 2019
2492:Bray, Allison (21 February 2018).
2047:. 17 May 2015. Vol. 909 No. 1 p.53
1966:. Citizens' Assembly. 21 June 2018
1598:
1162:Person or family, mainly : 47
445:Irish Catholic Bishops' Conference
14:
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4771:2018 disestablishments in Ireland
4357:
3803:. Citizens' Assembly. 9 July 2017
3570:Harris, Simon (17 January 2018).
3349:Staines, Michael (29 June 2017).
2915:. KildareStreet.com. 4 April 2017
2525:. KildareStreet.com. 12 July 2016
2373:. KildareStreet.com. 21 June 2016
2347:. KildareStreet.com. 15 July 2016
2318:. KildareStreet.com. 19 July 2016
2192:. KildareStreet.com. 13 July 2016
1908:. KildareStreet.com. 15 July 2016
1313:
449:Irish Family Planning Association
409:cabinet collective responsibility
3941:. kildarestreet.com. 15 May 2019
2424:"Electoral (Amendment) Act 2016"
1869:"Convention on the Constitution"
1223:Public–private cost-sharing: 150
666:Risk to physical health of woman
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1502:Fixed-term Parliaments Act 2011
643:Serious risk to health of woman
236:are well capable of deciding".
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4766:2016 establishments in Ireland
4209:Duffy, Rónán (14 April 2018).
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1941:(Press release). 27 July 2016
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1739:advance healthcare directives
1466:allowing nonresidents to vote
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735:Pregnancy resulting from rape
429:Amnesty International Ireland
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4181:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
4129:Lee, George (17 June 2019).
3888:Legislation & Law Reform
2831:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
2812:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
2793:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
2774:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
2271:Leahy, Pat (24 April 2017).
2186:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
1902:"Citizens' Assembly: Motion"
1803:
1651:
1412:. Recommendations included:
1159:Person or family, totally: 1
473:Union of Students in Ireland
239:
164:The programme agreed by the
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4700:"Missing" amendment numbers
3066:"Private Members' Business"
2934:. Oireachtas. 13 April 2017
2434:Attorney General of Ireland
2066:Kenny, Enda (9 June 2015).
1789:Department of the Taoiseach
1468:for up to five years after
1067:remove the anomaly between
296:Department of the Taoiseach
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1992:. Oireachtas. 9 April 2019
1757:
1743:enduring power of attorney
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1372:subsidy of peat extraction
1126:enhance State support for
1038:multiple-choice question 8
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946:Citizens Information Board
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145:, including repeal of the
112:Fine Gael–Labour coalition
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4117:. Oireachtas. 21 May 2019
3826:"Composite Results Table"
3532:. Oireachtas. 27 May 2019
3073:Dáil Éireann Order papers
2218:. Oireachtas. 4 July 2019
1340:climate change mitigation
1139:Multiple-choice questions
527:
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209:" to the list of topics.
139:the next general election
124:constitutional amendments
108:Constitutional Convention
4185:Dáil Éireann (32nd Dáil)
3676:. The Citizens' Assembly
1625:was appointed as chair.
1443:single transferable vote
1283:encourage non-financial
942:Health Service Executive
525:Time limit for gestation
486:
386:(AAA–PBP) scheduled the
4746:Constitution of Ireland
1370:of electricity; ending
712:Risk to health of woman
290:. Its office was at 16
62:Constitution of Ireland
4751:2016 in Irish politics
3574:. Department of Health
1848:www.citizenassembly.ie
1641:. A 2019 editorial in
1480:Fixed-term parliaments
1404:Referendums in Ireland
1390:Assembly to study the
1338:tax; encouragement of
1220:Private insurance: 115
1032:to other care services
804:Socio-economic reasons
451:, Parents for Choice,
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179:fixed term parliaments
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3939:Dáil: Written answers
3616:"Unplanned pregnancy"
2656:Dáil: Written answers
1612:gender discrimination
1450:citizens' initiatives
1418:Referendum Commission
1416:replacing the ad-hoc
1330:(GHG) tax, including
1181:Residential care: 122
392:private member's bill
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149:, which guaranteed a
116:2011 general election
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4705:Electoral Commission
4244:. Citizens' Assembly
4161:. Citizens' Assembly
4014:. Citizens' Assembly
3718:"Prof. Eamon O'Shea"
3011:Dáil Éireann debates
2870:. Citizens' Assembly
2754:. Citizens' Assembly
2072:Dáil Éireann debates
1824:. Citizens' Assembly
1785:"Citizens' Assembly"
1769:Dáil Éireann debates
1494:Independent Alliance
1422:Electoral Commission
1323:on Climate Change".
1308:Department of Health
1271:for Older People. 72
1069:mandatory retirement
401:Independent Alliance
302:Deliberation process
4111:"Citizens Assembly"
3858:"Homemakers Scheme"
3744:"Dr Michael Browne"
3482:. 20 September 2017
3422:. 20 September 2017
2699:. 21 September 2016
2609:. KildareStreet.com
2551:on 16 February 2020
2404:. 10 September 2016
2045:Dáil Éireann Debate
1635:David Van Reybrouck
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417:Minister for Health
403:ministers wanted a
318:. The Grand Hotel,
286:was drawn from the
50:An Tionól Saoránach
4715:Citizens' Assembly
4089:Green News Ireland
3915:. 30 December 2015
3912:Irish Statute Book
3864:. 15 November 2016
3838:on 1 November 2020
3601:Irish Statute Book
3167:. 22 December 2016
2985:Sunday Independent
2429:Irish Statute Book
2136:. 27 November 2015
1873:Citizens' Assembly
1633:In November 2016,
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926:independent living
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271:electoral register
143:Irish abortion law
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3110:. 16 October 2016
3107:Irish Independent
3046:. 25 October 2016
2498:Irish Independent
2473:. 15 October 2016
2102:Irish Independent
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1474:compulsory voting
1420:with a permanent
1392:biodiversity loss
1344:electric vehicles
1321:National Dialogue
1304:Minister of State
1285:intergenerational
1269:Minister of State
1252:Supported housing
1168:State, totally: 5
1165:State, mainly: 25
1136:
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915:Pensions timebomb
909:Ageing population
875:right to abortion
846:
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461:Church of Ireland
453:Pro Life Campaign
441:Family & Life
437:Every Life Counts
397:Katherine Zappone
185:On 13 July 2016,
175:ageing population
120:political parties
114:formed after the
78:population ageing
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