James Geoghegan (Dublin Bay South, Fine Gael)

It is important that the HSE is coming before us. I look forward to questioning its representatives on some of these issues. Reading through the matters the Comptroller and Auditor General flagged, what I think will be of unbelievable frustration to the public is the low-hanging fruit. Do I understand correctly that there is obsolete PPE which the HSE is paying €2.1 million to store? This is stuff that should be in the bin and the HSE is spending €2.1 million to store it.