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Mortgage distress court

Summary

Stephen S. Donnelly asked when heads of Bill would be brought forward to create a specialist court for people in mortgage distress. The Taoiseach said work was under way in the Department and he would update the Deputy on timing.

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Stephen Donnelly Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly Independent

The programme for Government makes a commitment to setting up a new specialist court for people in mortgage distress. Obviously, setting up such a court requires significant new primary legislation. When can we expect to see the heads of Bills to establish such a court?

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Enda Kenny The Taoiseach Fine Gael

All I can confirm is that work is well under way in the Department on this issue. I will advise the Deputy as to the state of play in so far as when the heads of Bills come to Government and are likely to be published.

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