Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has declined to say when a Covid inquiry may be established saying the Taoiseach has indicated he wants it to be signed off 'soon enough'.
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has declined to say when a Covid inquiry may be established saying the Taoiseach has indicated he wants it to be signed off"soon enough".He said the inquiry should focus on how Ireland can be well prepared for the next pandemic and also how we can respond in a strong way.
Mr Donnelly also said there has already been an exercise conducted by Professor Hugh Brady and a look back at issues with nursing homes with recommendations now in place.
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