Results 41-46 of 46 for 5 million speaker:Jim Daly
- Seanad Public Consultation Committee: Children's Mental Health Services: Discussion (6 Jul 2017)
Jim Daly: ..., thus ensuring the best use of either specialist or wider care resources. We cannot take advances for granted and, therefore, we need to refine policies, legislation and services. Since 2012, approximately €140 million has been added to the HSE mental health budget, which, this year, totals close to €853 million. This is a significant funding commitment by any standard and...
- Older People: Motion [Private Members] (21 Nov 2018)
Jim Daly: ...as we can to people to live in their own homes. We have several challenges facing us in the demographics as Ireland catches up with the rest of the EU demographically. Our population is growing older, with the number of people over the age of 65 years set to double and the number of people over 85 years set to treble in the next 20 years. While this will prove something of a...
- Tax Reliefs (11 Oct 2011)
Jim Daly: ...entrepreneurs and inventors to put their heads together and invest substantial revenue in particular projects, doing their upmost to get these products to the market. While changes like the â¬5 million cap introduced back in 2007 are welcome, the complete abolishment of the scheme was a major blow to the SME sector. A reintroduction of the scheme, perhaps with further limitations - for...
- Joint Oireachtas Committee on Future of Mental Health Care: Engagement with Minister for Health and Minister of State at the Department of Health (11 Jul 2018)
Jim Daly: ..., for example on primary care. All of the mental health services are delivered through primary care, are budgeted under primary care, not under mental health, so they do not come out of my €910 million budget, it comes out of the budget for primary care, even though it is delivered to mental health. NEPS services come out of the Department of Education and Skills budget, and those...
- Seanad: Mental Health Services: Motion (4 Oct 2017)
Jim Daly: .... I know that figures which are trotted out ad nauseam can become boring, but it is worth reminding ourselves of the investment since 2012, which were not very sunny years economically, of €140 million which has been added to the mental health budget in the past five years. Of course, the money is never enough, but to be fair, the commitment to the service in times of scarce...
- Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services: Statements (31 Jan 2019)
Jim Daly: ...for the Government and, in line with programme for Government commitments, further investment will continue as overall resources and service pressures allow. Budget 2019 provided an additional €55 million to progress new developments in mental health, which brings overall HSE mental health funding to nearly €1 billion this year. Our aim has been that services become more...