Source document
Dáil Éireann debate, 27 October 2004: Irish Nationality and Citizenship Bill 2004: Second Stage
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Reviewed. Everything in it that belongs in the tables has been taken.
What the document holds
Dáil second-stage debate on the Irish Nationality and Citizenship Bill 2004, 27 Oct 2004. Mostly about citizenship of children born in Ireland to non-national parents (out of scope). In scope: the Minister's statement that section 10 (narrow definition of 'Irish associations') ends investment-based naturalisation (event already in the data), the October 2003 Government support for Senator Quinn's bill (event added), deputies' remarks on the scheme (no post mortem, Moriarty tribunal, revocation, named investors) including the claim of 11 passports issued in one day (added as claim). Other numbers (e.g. 1.8 million Irish passport holders born abroad) are out of scope.
What it supports
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Timeline (3)
- Ireland's 2004 law rules out any future investment citizenship scheme15 Dec 2004LegalIreland · Citizenship by investment scheme
- Government backs Senator Quinn's bill to end investment-based naturalisationOct 2003LegalIreland · Citizenship by investment scheme
- Irish Nationality and Citizenship Act 1956, section 16 ('Irish associations')1956Legal basisIreland · Citizenship by investment scheme
About the document
What it covers Minister explains that section 10 of the Bill rules out any future investment-based naturalisation scheme
Notes Oireachtas open-data XML (Akoma Ntoso) of the official Dáil report; the oireachtas.ie web page is behind a CAPTCHA, so the XML from data.oireachtas.ie was stored instead. Same text as the Official Report.
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