Question from Deputy Ken O'Flynn - PQ 8860-26
Deputy O'Flynn asked when the decision was taken that emergency ambulance response times exceeding 60 minutes would not be routinely recorded or reported.
- Published date:
- :
Browse and read HSE's latest publications, which include strategic plans, reports, official policies and codes, Parliamentary Question (PQ) responses, and board meeting minutes.
Deputy O'Flynn asked when the decision was taken that emergency ambulance response times exceeding 60 minutes would not be routinely recorded or reported.
Deputy Crowe asked about the health capital projects completed in each county during 2025. Read the HSE response.
Deputy O'Flynn asked about the oversight mechanism in place to ensure that performance metrics capture risks associated with prolonged emergency response times.
Deputy O'Hara asked about the speech and language therapy assessment waiting list. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Heneghan asked about the funding allocated to St Michael’s House Disability Services , Ballymun under the HSE Service Plan. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Heneghan asked about the number of new residential places provided by St Michael’s House Disability Services, Ballymun, Dublin 9. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Quinlivan asked about the plans to establish a sexual assault trauma unit (SATU) in Limerick. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Wall asked about the total funding that will be allocated for respite for people with a disability in 2026. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Tóibín asked for the age in months of the oldest child to receive a 21-24 month developmental check in each county. Read the HSE response.
Deputy Tóibín asked about the number of public health nurse positions in each county. Read the HSE response.