In reply to a question I submitted recently regarding the lack of suitable accommodation for people with disabilities in LDA cost-rental developments, the Department of housing stated that the tenant is responsible for the financial cost of adaptation and recommended the housing adaptation grant for people with a disability. As one must earn below €66,000 but above the social housing threshold, and the rent must not exceed 35% of one's net income, those who qualify for cost rental would only be entitled to a maximum of 50% of the grant. As LDA cost-rental developments are new builds, that means this grant is further reduced by another 51.7%, meaning that in LDA cost-rental tenancies, people with disabilities are only entitled to 24% of the grant. Does the Government recognise that LDA cost-rental developments are not affordable or accessible for many people living with disabilities? What will the Taoiseach do about it?

The Deputy raised an important point. I will ask the Minister about it and speak directly to the LDA about it. We have developed a new model from scratch in relation to cost-rental and a new structure from scratch in relation to the LDA. Like Deputy Rabbitte, as the Minister of State with responsibility for disabilities, I am eager that all these schemes are inclusive in a real and meaningful way.

They cannot even build a door wide enough.

I will come back to the Deputy directly about it. It had not been brought to my attention.