Latest: Memos 'not brought to the attention of any Minister for Health', Department says

Latest: The Department of Health has said that documents relating to the CervicalCheck audit "were not brought to the attention of any Minister for Health".

Latest: Memos 'not brought to the attention of any Minister for Health', Department says
Thu, 10 May, 2018 - 22:07

Update - 9pm: The Department of Health has said that documents relating to the CervicalCheck audit "were not brought to the attention of any Minister for Health".

In a statement, it said the HSE shared a number of documents in relation to the CervicalCheck clinical audit with the Department, including the memos made available to the PAC today.

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