Enda Kenny (Mayo, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

The criminal justice (victims rights) Bill is due to go through this session. In respect of the panel, the Minister for Justice and Equality has started to respond with letters to the personnel involved. As I am aware, and I will confirm this to the Deputy, the number of cases where further action is recommended is quite small. Not everybody will be pleased with that given the nature and length of time many of these cases have been through different fora, but I will confirm that for Deputy Micheál Martin.

I will come back to the Deputy in respect of his question about members of unions who voted against the financial emergency measures in the public interest, FEMPI, legislation, although that Bill has gone through. I am sure that was referred to at some point during the course of the discussion.

Also, in respect of the Residential Tenancies (Amendment) (No. 2) Bill, I am not sure of the range of amendments that are down on that to be dealt with tomorrow, but I will confirm the position for Deputy Micheál Martin.

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