Ms Rose Wall:

I will answer the question. Similar to what Ms O'Reilly has said, there are groups working with migrants, who are most likely to be disproportionately impacted by this. However, as I mentioned in my opening statement we need to engage with the Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission, partly because of the public sector duty obligations of the Department under section 42, but also because of the functions of the IHREC under section 10 and its extensive work in this area. There should certainly be consultation with the IHREC and other legal advocacy groups, in particular those working with migrants.