David Cullinane (Waterford, Sinn Fein)
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There are three options. Option 1 is that we allow all of the women concerned to take cases. Option 2 is that the HSE could decide to compensate all of the women concerned, irrespective of what redress scheme is put in place. The third option is establishing a redress scheme. Perhaps Mr. Breen might answer the question. Is it possible that a redress scheme established by the Government would be a way to compensate all of the other women who may not take court cases arising from the HSE's failure to disclose?