Emergency mental health legislation rushed into law

New emergency legislation has been rushed through the Dáil in a move to close a potential loophole in Ireland's mental health laws.

Emergency mental health legislation rushed into law
Fri, 31 Oct, 2008 - 07:37

New emergency legislation has been rushed through the Dáil in a move to close a potential loophole in Ireland's mental health laws.

The bill passed all stages in the Dáil and Seanad last night before being signed into law by President Mary McAleese.

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