Guarded welcome for plan to complete report

Evelyn Ring

Thu, 05 May, 2005 - 01:00

Tánaiste and Health Minister Mary Harney told Parents for Justice (PFJ) that she is to appoint barrister Dr Deirdre Madden to complete a final report on post mortem practice by December 21 this year.

The Tánaiste also asked PFJ, which represents 922 families, to support the work of Dr Madden.

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Courts Health Person: Evelyn Ring Person: Health Minister Person: Mary Harney Person: Dr Person: Deirdre Madden Person: Madden Person: Fionnuala O’Reilly Person: Harney Person: Attorney General Rory Brady Person: Micheál Martin Person: Dunne Organisation: Parents For Justice Organisation: PFJ Organisation: University College Cork Organisation: Medical Council Organisation: Commission on Assisted Human Reproduction

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