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Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: What I find interesting about the Jim Power report is that exports interact with this quite a bit. Some of the numbers imply that the dogs are in Ireland until they are at 24 months old. That is not the case, is it? Thus we are six months short on some of these numbers. If one looks at the number provided to Jim Power, Greyhound Racing Ireland is counting them as still being in Ireland at...
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Is that not double counting?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Is that not double counting?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: If a dog is being counted as here and is not here, is that incorrect counting then, maybe?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Okay. As the 15,000 figure is, as Greyhound Racing Ireland states, provided by the Irish Coursing Club, does it include coursing dogs?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Greyhound Racing Ireland's traceability schemes do not include coursing dogs, however. Is that right?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: All right. Do the schemes include dogs that never make it to trial?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: What about collateral dogs? In a previous contribution GRI told us dogs are registered at 12 weeks. Let us begin at the beginning. How many pups are in a litter on average?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: On average, how many would Greyhound Racing Ireland expect to get to their first trial, out of six?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Yes.
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: That is not really my question. Out of six pups, how many go on to racing?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Like dogs dying on a farm.
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: That would be rare. Surely that is rare. Many of my-----
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: -----extended family are dog owners and also farmers. It would be rare for a dog to die on a farm.
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: That would be a minute percentage of dogs. Out of those six pups per litter, how many get to a trial? Do we have a number for that? Is it three? Is it four?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: Does Greyhound Racing Ireland trace all six pups?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: That is because they are registered at 12 weeks.
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: What happens prior to 12 weeks?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: I do not mean to move Mr. Herbert along, but I am watching the clock tick down. Is there any way to know what happens to collateral pups under 12 weeks?
Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022): Neasa Hourigan: How many are we exporting? We have established that some of them are going at 13 months and 18 months. Is there a cut-off point?

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