Mr. Mick Clifford:

I think it definitely would. As the Deputy is aware, time limits have been put into other legislation, for example, particularly in relation to the assessment of children with needs. Very often the limits are just not observed, leaving the person with the prospect of going to court to have it rectified. There certainly would be no harm in it. Mr. Devitt and his colleagues would probably be more well versed in the details of it. There would be no harm in something like that.