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Nursing Home Care: Motion [Private Members] (27 Jun 2023): David Cullinane: ...the viability of the sector; - nursing home capacity, where under-utilised for long-term care, can be used for "step-down" transitional care; - according to the PwC report, commissioned by Nursing Homes Ireland, entitled "Challenges for Nursing Homes in the Provision of Older Persons Care - Private and Voluntary Nursing Home Sector", the nursing home operational cost for care per...
Seanad: Community Employment Schemes (12 Jan 2012): David Cullinane: I welcome the Minister for Social Protection, Deputy Joan Burton. We had a short discussion on this issue in the context of the Social Welfare and Pensions Bill last year but I tabled this matter on the Adjournment to discuss the impact of the community employment, CE, scheme cuts and specifically the impact the cut in the material and training allowance will have on a number of CE schemes...

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