Mary Hanafin (Dún Laoghaire, Fianna Fail)

The word "or" could give rise to the very situation Deputy O'Sullivan stated she would not want, namely, that the board might only consider one element. The word "and" could mean all three or, equally, that the board would have to consider each of the three. I was assured that by having the three words, the board could consider the three but, equally, if one of them did not apply, it would not preclude the board from acting on the basis of either of the other two.

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