Paul Donnelly (Dublin West, Sinn Fein)

We all want to be innovative in what we do. There could be new ideas that can make a difference, but there are also other projects that are in place, that are doing really fantastic work and that just need an extra person. It is the same issue. The same work is being done and, maybe, the same strategy is being put in place, but if a project had two workers, it could make a massive difference. I am thinking of a youth organisation I am involved with that has outreach workers. It is brilliant. We are going to be collaborating with other youth organisations on outreach, but it would be great if we had two people to do that, particularly as you cannot send one person out on their own to do outreach in the evenings. I am thinking of work that is already being done and that could be supported.