Steven Matthews (Wicklow, Green Party) | Oireachtas source

Subsection (5)(b) provides that the body concerned may:

(i) take any steps remedying – (I) any alleged failure to perform the function, or

(II) remedying an act done,

Again, there is the question of whether something is material to the decision. Is there anything that needs to be qualified here because, again, the provision seems to give limitless powers? The wording of "any steps remedying" and "remedying any act done" seems to be very broad.