James Bannon (Fine Gael)

There is a great deal of concern about the way the system operates. It is important that the House debates the matter. The system has become extremely bureaucratic and decisions in respect of cars differ from one centre to another. Inspection lists for national car tests contain minor items, such as scrapes in paintwork, missing hubs, etc., which could not be considered road safety issues. It is important the House has a debate on the issue because it causes considerable inconvenience to the general public. I ask the Leader to arrange a debate at the earliest opportunity.