The Opposition are united in one final push ahead of a Dáil vote on Tuesday.
The Irish Opposition is united in opposing government-proposed changes to Dáil standing orders that would grant speaking rights to Michael Lowry and other Regional Independent TDs, effectively recognizing them as a government-aligned group. The Opposition has tabled an amendment and seeks a Dáil debate before the vote, accusing the Government of undermining democratic norms and reducing Opposition accountability. The proposed changes also include reducing the frequency of "Taoiseach's Questions."
