Results 21-25 of 25 for "direct provision" speaker:Willie O'Dea

Written Answers — Army Medical Corps: Army Medical Corps (16 Nov 2006)

Willie O'Dea: ...management and the Representative Associations. A revised concept document on the provision of medical services and a patients charter are being prepared. There will be a greater emphasis on the direct provision of medical services and improvements in the maintenance and tracking of patients' records and treatment through computerisation. In the context of the Modernisation agenda...

Written Answers — Search and Rescue Service: Search and Rescue Service (22 Jun 2006)

Willie O'Dea: ...Region, and the Naval Service and the Air Corps provide support to the Coast Guard in this regard as the need arises and within their available capability. While the Air Corps has withdrawn from the direct provision of Search and Rescue services, Air Corps pilots continue to train in search and rescue techniques and to provide a limited non-maritime search and rescue response. The...

Written Answers — Defence Forces Equipment: Defence Forces Equipment (7 Dec 2005)

Willie O'Dea: ...region, and the Naval Service and the Air Corps provide support to the Coast Guard in this regard as the need arises and within their available capability. While the Air Corps has withdrawn from the direct provision of search and rescue, Air Corps pilots continue to train in search and rescue techniques and to provide a limited non-maritime search and rescue response. The specification for...

Written Answers — Defence Forces Medical Services: Defence Forces Medical Services (3 Nov 2005)

Willie O'Dea: ...a revised concept document on the provision of medical services and a patient's charter are being prepared at present. As a result of changes in this area there will be a greater emphasis on the direct provision of medical services, improvements through computerisation in the maintenance and tracking of patients records and on treatment. The military medical services and their facilities...

Seanad: Equality Bill 2004: Committee Stage. (18 Feb 2004)

Willie O'Dea: As I understand it, this section seeks to allow for direct provision, which is the system we operate, of accommodation and assistance to persons who have applied for asylum status and are awaiting decisions. The section does not permit discrimination in the provision of goods and services to anyone in the State on the basis of race or nationality. However, section 47 clarifies that any...