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Motion from Councillor Malachy Quinn: Regulatory Authority to oversee the provision of care by Home Care Companies. AI100765

Meeting: 07/07/2025 - County Council (Item 340)

Councillor M. Quinn - Regulatory Authority to oversee the provision of care by Home Care Companies

“That this Council supports the call for a regulatory authority to oversee the provision of care by homecare companies, the failure to care for our older people and implement standards to protect the most vulnerable in society, in every community, in every county lies with Local Government and National Government, including Seanad Éireann and multiple departments throughout the Civil Service, this motion calls for the general scheme of the “Health (Amendment) (Licensing of Professional Home Support Providers) Bill 2024”- to be prioritised by this Government in the newly constituted Dáil subject to agreed amendments.”

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Meeting: 09/06/2025 - County Council (Item 306)

Councillor M. Quinn - Regulatory Authority to oversee the provision of care by Home Care Companies

“That this Council supports the call for a regulatory authority to oversee the provision of care by homecare companies, the failure to care for our older people and implement standards to protect the most vulnerable in society, in every community, in every county lies with Local Government and National Government, including Seanad Éireann and multiple departments throughout the Civil Service, this motion calls for the general scheme of the “Health (Amendment) (Licensing of Professional Home Support Providers) Bill 2024”- to be prioritised by this Government in the newly constituted Dáil subject to agreed amendments.”

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Meeting: 12/05/2025 - County Council (Item 262)

Councillor M. Quinn - Regulatory Authority to oversee the provision of care by Home Care Companies

“That this Council supports the call for a regulatory authority to oversee the provision of care by homecare companies, the failure to care for our older people and implement standards to protect the most vulnerable in society, in every community, in every county lies with Local Government and National Government, including Seanad Éireann and multiple departments throughout the Civil Service, this motion calls for the general scheme of the “Health (Amendment) (Licensing of Professional Home Support Providers) Bill 2024”- to be prioritised by this Government in the newly constituted Dáil subject to agreed amendments.”

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Meeting: 14/04/2025 - County Council (Item 208)

Councillor M. Quinn - Regulatory Authority to oversee the provision of care by Home Care Companies

“That this Council supports the call for a regulatory authority to oversee the provision of care by homecare companies, the failure to care for our older people and implement standards to protect the most vulnerable in society, in every community, in every county lies with Local Government and National Government, including Seanad Éireann and multiple departments throughout the Civil Service, this motion calls for the general scheme of the “Health (Amendment) (Licensing of Professional Home Support Providers) Bill 2024”- to be prioritised by this Government in the newly constituted Dáil subject to agreed amendments.”

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Meeting: 10/03/2025 - County Council (Item 152)

Councillor M. Quinn - Regulatory Authority to oversee the provision of care by Home Care Companies

“That this Council supports the call for a regulatory authority to oversee the provision of care by homecare companies, the failure to care for our older people and implement standards to protect the most vulnerable in society, in every community, in every county lies with Local Government and National Government, including Seanad Éireann and multiple departments throughout the Civil Service, this motion calls for the general scheme of the “Health (Amendment) (Licensing of Professional Home Support Providers) Bill 2024”- to be prioritised by this Government in the newly constituted Dáil subject to agreed amendments.”

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