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‹ Ceisteanna ar Reachtaíocht a Gealladh - Questions on Promised Legislation

Vaccination centre criteria

Summary

Deputy Nash continued arguing that the selection of vaccination centres, including the omission of Drogheda, ignored transport links, infrastructure and population density. The Chair repeatedly cut him off before the Taoiseach replied that the process was HSE-led, aimed at mass vaccination support, and should not be turned into a political football.

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-----does not have transport links. Thus I am not making any special pleading for a centre for Drogheda.

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The evidence supports the identification of an area like Drogheda for a centre, given its transport links, infrastructure, location and population density.

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Unfortunately, the way-----

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Please Deputy, your time is up.

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-----the centres have been selected has upended the criteria that-----

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