Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

Just like everything else, this is the first time a Government is facing up to doing the thing properly by dealing with the dysfunctionality that has been pointed out. As the Deputy well knows, whistleblowers in this country have always faced the wrath of those who might be affected by the issues of concern they raise. I pointed out to the Deputy before where the Minister for Justice and Equality was coming from and where the whistleblower was coming from. Deputy Martin does not want to focus on the important matter because his own Government, on three occasions, refused even to follow the Attorney General's advice. Of course, he cannot remember that.

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