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| | Seanad Éireann - Volume 55 - 03 January, 1962 - Garda Síochána Bill, 1961—Second and Subsequent Stages. |
 | | The duties of the Garda are such that, no matter how well trained members of the force may be and no matter how many extra inspectors the Minister may appoint or we may agree to have appointed, they are unlikely to be successful without public co-operation. |
 | | It is of paramount importance to establish definitely that if a Garda does his duty, no matter who the culprit may be, instead of being sent, perhaps, to the West of Ireland or to some outlying station, as has so often happened in the past, he will be sustained and supported by all his superiors. |
 | | In the first place, the Garda are to some extent hampered in their attempts to deal with it by the reluctance of people concerned to give information about this type of incident. |
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