Willie O'Dea (Limerick City, Fianna Fail) | Oireachtas source

I accept the Minister's point about people's intentions but is she aware of a report published today which was presented by a joint human rights committee set up under the Good Friday Agreement and concluded that the common travel area would benefit from greater legal certainty to ensure the smooth operation of reciprocal rights after Brexit? It also stated the common travel area is not underpinned by a single legal agreement but by a hotchpotch of laws. Does the Minister agree the common travel area would benefit from greater legal certainty? What steps is the Minister taking to ensure greater legal certainty is provided? Will whatever provisions are necessary be in place by 29 March?

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