Brian Stanley (Laois-Offaly, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

On that correspondence, we will seek to have the OPW here on 22 October for a public meeting. That concludes our consideration of correspondence.

Moving to the work programme, the draft work programme discussion document has been circulated to members. Next week we will engage with the University of Limerick to resume our consideration of the 2020, 2021 and 2022 financial statements and to consider the C and AG's special report No. 117 on property acquisition in Limerick city. Specific areas of interest flagged for this meeting include governance and associated due diligence of the university's purchase of a Limerick city site in 2019 and the houses for student accommodation in Rhebogue in 2023. On 10 October we will engage with the Land Development Agency on its 2023 financial statements and on 17 October we will engage with the Charities Regulator on its 2023 financial statements. As we have just agreed, we hope to have the OPW in on 22 October. On 24 October we will engage with the Health Service Executive on its 2023 financial statements. Specific areas of interest flagged for the meeting include the roll-out of the integrated financial management system, non-compliant procurement, staffing and remuneration and the capacity of the University of Limerick Hospitals Group. We should bear in mind the discussion we had about trying to have a narrower focus in our meetings with the HSE. Last week it was agreed to schedule a meeting with the National Paediatric Hospital Development Board and I propose we schedule a meeting with the board and Children's Health Ireland at our next available meeting date. Is that agreed? Agreed. The next available slot is 7 November. Deputy Verona Murphy wanted to come in.