Marie Moloney (Labour)

The dial-to-stop telephone line, set up to fight the scourge of drug dealing in our communities, is now inactive. It was not an emergency service but set up by a coalition of voluntary community groups to build up information to solve crime. Much costs were outlaid in distributing leaflets to promote the number. Will the Leader ask the Minister for Justice and Equality to reinstate the line or attend the House for a debate on the value of this line to communities over the past several months?