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Dáil
‹ Questions on Promised Legislation

National children’s hospital legislation

Summary

Deputy Durkan asked how far preparations for the national children's hospital had progressed and when enabling legislation would come before the House. The Tánaiste said planning permission has been granted and the Minister will bring the heads of the Bill to Cabinet in November.

Bernard Durkan Deputy Bernard J. Durkan Fine Gael

Will the Tánaiste indicate to the House the extent to which the preliminaries in respect of the new national children's hospital have been progressed, whether the establishment legislation is likely to be brought before the House at an early date and whether the planning and all of the other preliminary work have concluded? Will she make a statement on the matter?

Comment on this

As the Deputy knows, planning permission has been granted for the long-awaited national children's hospital. The Minister will bring the heads of the Bill that is necessary to progress the project to the Cabinet in November.

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