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- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: That is correct. The care fund, specifically.
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Perhaps Mr. Tuohey can give us the breakdown of the welfare expenditure for 2020 and 2021.
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: For 2020, the expenditure was €1.1 million. What was the total expenditure for 2021?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Okay. We have a drop there of €668,000.
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Does Mr. Tuohey have an estimate for 2022 in terms of what percentage of overall expenditure is utilised on animal welfare?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: How about for the care fund?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Can Mr. Tuohey give us an explanation of the respective roles Greyhound Racing Ireland and the Irish Kennel Club have in relation to animal welfare?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: On the Irish Kennel Club, Mr. Herbert mentioned that each of the breeds is chipped. In relation to traceability around these, how many does he estimate are not chipped to date?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Mr. Herbert said every racing-----
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Are they signed up to Greyhound Racing Ireland's traceability system?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: The question was in relation to the traceability system. How many greyhounds does Mr. Herbert reckon have not been signed up to that? How does Greyhound Racing Ireland monitor the welfare of greyhounds that have not been signed up?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: How many inspections have the welfare officers carried out?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: How many premises have licences to train greyhounds? How many of these premises have been inspected in 2022?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Does Greyhound Racing Ireland have concerns about the welfare of greyhounds in Ireland? Has it taken appropriate action to address them?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: There were only two convictions.
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: What are the disciplinary measures?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: With regard to retired greyhounds that are not racing, what measures are in place regarding the Irish Retired Greyhound Trust, IRGT? How many greyhounds are rehomed with financial assistance provided by the board to private rehoming agencies?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: Were these a combination of racing greyhounds and standard greyhounds? Is there a differentiation between types of greyhounds?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: What is the contribution made by Greyhound Racing Ireland to provide financial assistance or Exchequer funding to support them?
- Public Accounts Committee: Greyhound Racing Ireland: Financial Statements 2021 (10 Nov 2022)
Alan Dillon: It amounts to €200.