Neasa Hourigan (Dublin Central, Green Party) | Oireachtas source

I thank the Minister of State. She is right insofar as there is sometimes a dearth of clinical data. Most services are now linking up with that issue. We have good principles from WPATH, including dignity, equality, equity, justice and fairness. At the moment we have entered into a public debate around people's very right to exist, but in real life those services do not exist in Ireland. They are not accessible. The community and people like me are looking for some kind of timeline as these things can be dragged out. It is now urgent. It is time sensitive for people who require the service.

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