Seán Crowe (Dublin South West, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

Normally we get three people ask questions and the witnesses can then reply. They have given us a broad and comprehensive view of the workload in which they are involved in regard to victims. They said some victims want to know information while others do not, some people feel let down and that some structures are lacking. I am conscious that many political leaders are sitting down today in order to try to come up with an agreement. We wish them well with the talks. Part of the talks will clearly involve a victim-centred approach to the new Assembly and so on.