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

Whatever about the Attorney General, the Taoiseach did not seem to require much time to read it. He stated that even a cursory glance - perhaps while he was in the car travelling between functions - of the different sections, subsections, miscellaneous provisions, etc, would readily lead one to conclude that the Data Protection Commission was completely wrong in its two year’s research. What is the Minister’s position now? Will she accept and follow up on what the Data Protection Commission has recommended and directed? Is she going to allow a situation to occur where she will be dragged to court to do so at further expense to the taxpayer?

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