Gerry Adams (Louth, Sinn Fein) | Oireachtas source

He says clearly that there is a weakness in the design of this particular model. Ambulance users, hospital users and ambulance crews need to be assured that vehicles with this weakness in design are removed from service and replaced. That is number one. Two, we need to know how many ambulances have lost their wheels and whether it was as a result of this weakness in design. This report has been on the desk of the HSE for three weeks now. What has it done since then? It does not need to be a convoluted process. It has been identified as a weakness of design. What has it done to ensure that there is no recurrence of this dreadful incident?

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