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Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: The maximum number is 48. There are 12 in process. Is that so?

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: I know that; it concerns the 1,500 found up the line.

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: I understand that because I was the person who raised the issue on day one. For the purposes of clarity, there are ongoing audits of 46 women, 12 of which are nearing conclusion-----

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: That is fine. I understand that, but they will be prioritised if they are at the top of the queue.

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: A total of 48 cases-----

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: Twelve have been reviewed-----

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: -----and the findings will be disclosed. On top of that, we will have the follow-on from the 1,600-----

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: We have been through all of that.

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: Deputy Kate O'Connell's question is from where did the 46 cases come.

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: They are not part of the total of 1,600 cases. From where did they come?

Public Accounts Committee: Implications of CervicalCheck Revelations (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: These 46 cases-----

Public Accounts Committee: Business of Committee (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: My office is turning into a passport control office itself.

Public Accounts Committee: Business of Committee (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: With regard to our work programme and the outstanding matters, I cannot help but think the consultants' pay and related matters-----

Public Accounts Committee: Business of Committee (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: -----is a more important topic.

Public Accounts Committee: Business of Committee (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: We could stick it in there. That is what I was thinking.

Public Accounts Committee: Business of Committee (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: It is a good topic.

Public Accounts Committee: Business of Committee (Resumed) (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: We will see what spying is going on.

Written Answers — Department of Housing, Planning, and Local Government: Social and Affordable Housing Data (14 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: 245. To ask the Minister for Housing, Planning, and Local Government the number of complaints received by his Department and Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council in relation to the 44 social housing unit development in Rosemount, Dundrum, County Dublin; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25943/18]

Civil Liability (Amendment) Bill 2018: First Stage (13 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: I move: "That the Bill be taken in Private Members' time."

Civil Liability (Amendment) Bill 2018: First Stage (13 Jun 2018)

Alan Kelly: I move:That leave be granted to introduce a Bill entitled an Act to amend the law relating to civil liability. This is an important Bill, which I hope the House will fully support. Part 4 of the Civil Liability Act 1961 sets out the procedure for fatal injuries actions taken by next of kin. Such actions are taken to establish liability for a death that was caused wrongfully and, in some...