Pat O'Neill (Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

There is no need for an appeals process, therefore, because if people object to their data being shared, the only way that data can be shared is if one of the authorities goes to court to get a judgment. Mr. Gleeson referred to historical data. If, say, eight people are part of a horse syndicate, all their names are listed as the owners of the horse. If one of those eight objects, does the entire process stop? I am just checking-----