Clare Daly (Dublin North, Socialist Party)
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To ask the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport in relation to the intoxilyzer 6000 breath testing equipment, the regularity with which this equipment is tested and maintained; the number of instances in the past five years that maintenance and testing has been carried out because of specific requests to that effect from a particular Garda station or court of law as distinct from normal testing and maintenance. [17687/13]

Clare Daly (Dublin North, Socialist Party)
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To ask the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport in relation to the intoxilyzer 6000 breath testing equipment, the nature of the faults reported/found with the equipment as detected over the past five years. [17688/13]

Clare Daly (Dublin North, Socialist Party)
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To ask the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport in relation to the intoxilyzer 6000 breath testing equipment, if equipment was faulty would a trained Garda operator be able to detect this; and the way in which such a fault becomes apparent to the Garda operator who is not trained in maintenance and testing. [17689/13]

Leo Varadkar (Dublin West, Fine Gael)
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I propose to take Questions Nos. 1405 to 1407, inclusive, together.

The Medical Bureau of Road Safety, which comes under the aegis of my Department, has responsibility for the testing, approval and supply of Evidential Breath Testing instruments used in Garda Stations. Accordingly, I have referred the Deputy's Questions to the Bureau for direct reply. I would ask the Deputy to contact my office if she has not received a reply within ten days.