Darren O'Rourke (Meath East, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

I do not dispute a word of what the Minister of State said. What I am pointing to, however, is the engagement of the RSA and the Health and Safety Authority's assessment of the issue. I am not disputing anything the Minister of State is saying but I am asking where is the progress being made on behalf of the RSA? Is there an inch being given? The Minister of State talked about variability between different centres. If that is the case, surely something can be done in some of them in terms of progressing this. Outside of that, is there goodwill or a measure of respect? We should spend a few pounds on temporary facilities, if needed. I will leave that with the Minister of State. I do not see the level of decency and engagement needed to find a solution coming from the RSA, notwithstanding everything the Minister of State has said with regard the existing challenges. I need to see more from the RSA on this.