Intent: Request that the Committee considers and discusses the concerns and takes corrective action urgently
Details: Wrote to the Joint Committee on Justice, Home Affairs and Migration to express urgent concern regarding the challenges faced by persons with disabilities living within the Direct Provision system.
Intent: Recommend the establishment of a multi-stakeholder advisory group in January 2026 to advance this and deliver on commitment laid out in Programme for Government
Details: Medicines Assessment and Reimbursement Process in Ireland
Intent: The sustainability of childminding into the future.
Details: Calling for an independent review of the working of the new childminding system.
Intent: Permanent €1000 reduction in fees for third level students.
Details: Reduction of fees for third level students
Intent: That HIQA be brought before the Health Committee
Details: Failures in care of older people in long term residential care
Intent: To receive update on the Urban and Rural Development Programme (URDP) regarding Killarney Town
Details: Urban ?and Rural Development Programme (URDP) Killarney Town
Intent: To finalise installation of CCTV in Killarney town
Details: CCTV for Killarney Town
Intent: To progress development of agreed proposal of educational use of Pretty Polly Site
Details: Hospitality College at Pretty Polly site
Intent: To raise the profile of rare disease policy amongst Irish political stakeholders & seek updates on a range of rare disease policy matters.
Details: Rare Disease Policy in Ireland
Intent: That only professions who have statutory regulation should be designated as Mental Health Professions.The provisions under Part 3 Chapter 3 - Consent to Treatment (Involuntary Admissions) of the Bill, should be deleted. The criteria for involuntary admission and treatment should be the same and thus the admission order should become an admission and treatment order. That Risk criteria in Section 12 (1) (a) should be removed. ::the requirement for a psychosocial assessment should be removed from Section 22 and Sections 37. Sections 179 & 181 regarding regulations of care plans should be removed from the legislation. The Mental Health Commission instead should be tasked with developing clinical guidelines based on international best evidence. the act should establish a 24 hour Administration office under the HSE that is responsible for adminstrative functions.::When inspecting Mental Health Services, the Mental Health Commission should assess the budget allocation received by that ser
Details: Mental Health Bill
