Kenny rules out prospect of relaxing whip system

A loosening of the party whip system and allowing individual TDs to vote with their conscience on laws would be bad for stability and therefore bad for investment, the Taoiseach told the Dáil.

Kenny rules out prospect of relaxing whip system
Tue, 08 Oct, 2013 - 22:59

By Mary Regan

A loosening of the party whip system and allowing individual TDs to vote with their conscience on laws would be bad for stability and therefore bad for investment, the Taoiseach told the Dáil.

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