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Written Answers — Mental Health Services: Mental Health Services (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 209: To ask the Minister for Health and Children the way she plans to ensure that their policy on mental health as expressed in A Vision for Change is fully implemented; the way she will ensure that all Government Departments implement the recommendations relevant to them; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [21425/09]

Written Answers — General Medical Services Scheme: General Medical Services Scheme (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 205: To ask the Minister for Health and Children the annual cost to the health services of the five most prescribed drugs including their individual annual cost; her plans to reduce such costs; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [21405/09]

Written Answers — Ambulance Service: Ambulance Service (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 207: To ask the Minister for Health and Children the reason, when an ambulance is called to a town (details supplied) in County Carlow, the patient does not have a choice as to which of two hospitals that are taken to; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [21423/09]

Written Answers — Health Service Staff: Health Service Staff (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 208: To ask the Minister for Health and Children the reason a doctor against whom a claim of negligence has been made is allowed to continue to practice while that complaint is under investigation; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [21424/09]

Written Answers — Care of the Elderly: Care of the Elderly (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 210: To ask the Minister for Health and Children if she will set out the actual bed complement that will exist within the Killarney area for the care of the elderly services in the context of the proposed amalgamation of St. Columbanus Home and Killarney Community Hospital; if she will give the breakdown of long stay beds, step down beds, respite and palliative care facilities that...

Written Answers — Hospital Services: Hospital Services (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 211: To ask the Minister for Health and Children if her attention has been drawn to the fact that, due to cutbacks, a phlebotomy service will no longer be available in a hospital (details supplied) in County Limerick; if she will ensure that this service is maintained in view of the fact that it makes a positive contribution to providing a service in cooperation with general...

Written Answers — Social Welfare Benefits: Social Welfare Benefits (26 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 318: To ask the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if she will ensure that there is an orderly system of queuing in all social welfare offices that respects the dignity of the people in the queues; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [21064/09]

Appointments to State Boards. (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: What progress in respect of gender balance has been made with regard to appointments to the various boards? The aim of the Government is to have male and female representation of at least 40% on each board. My recollection is that when the Minister for Defence, who is sitting beside the Taoiseach, was a Minister of State with responsibility in this area, he suggested that he might introduce...

Order of Business (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: They are saying it in every dole queue in Limerick.

Order of Business (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: There rightly has been considerable debate this week on the State's failure to protect children from child abuse in the past, but I want to raise the State's failure to protect them in the present. The most recent HSE child protection study indicates there are more than 8,000 children at risk-----

Order of Business (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: -----of abuse whose cases have not even been examined.

Order of Business (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: I will ask one in the context of legislation. There is legislation promised on entitlements to health services. Surely one of the most basic entitlements must be the entitlement of a child to be protected from abuse.

Order of Business (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: I do not know the exact name of it. It is about entitlement to health services and it is on the list.

Order of Business (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Can we have a debate on protecting children in the present in addition to a debate on their protection in the past?

Crime Levels. (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 51: To ask the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the number of licensed handguns, the number of licensed handguns that were reported stolen, and the number of such stolen guns that were subsequently used in crimes in respect of each year from 2002 to date in 2009; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [21485/09]

Written Answers — Garda Strength: Garda Strength (27 May 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: Question 100: To ask the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the strength of An Garda Síochána at the latest date for which figures are available broken down by full members, those who have attested but not concluded their training and those in training; the expected number that will be recruited during 2009, the anticipated numbers at each above category at the end of 2009, the...

Order of Business (9 Jun 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: The Minister of State with responsibility for children, Deputy Barry Andrews, indicated to the House on Question Time recently that he would find a mechanism to provide the information referred to by Deputy Shatter, probably to the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Health and Children. If we are to learn from the report, we need to know what was contained in the recommendations. It is...

Confidence in Government: Motion (9 Jun 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: We are answering the Minister. He is asking questions.

Confidence in Government: Motion (9 Jun 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: That is rubbish. We are the ones with plans for jobs.

Confidence in Government: Motion (9 Jun 2009)

Jan O'Sullivan: The Minister has not read anything of what we have written.