Shane Ross (Dublin South, Independent) | Oireachtas source

This is something that has not been acted upon.

While there has been change, the Government has not shown any great enthusiasm, especially with regard to the attitude to those who exploited disabled people. There has been a slowing down. It should be recognised that those who suffered from the actions of the exploiters were disabled people. The Government should address the lack of any tangible recognition of this by removing the obstacles to compelling those who have questions to answer to appear before Oireachtas committees.

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