Gino Kenny (Dublin Mid West, People Before Profit Alliance) | Oireachtas source

The INMO is on the front line and it states weekly that there are hundreds of people on trolleys. There are thousands of people waiting for a hospital bed. That is the reality and once that is fixed, we will have a system where we can say we have universal healthcare and where there is equality rather than inequality.

I would like to get Mr. Gloster's opinion on his tenure. He mentioned last week that he wanted to be hands-on. What does he want to achieve if he stays the full five years?