Govt approves drafting of new legislation to govern HSE

The Government has approved the drafting of new laws replacing the HSE with a new seven-part system.

Govt approves drafting of new legislation to govern HSE
Tue, 20 Dec, 2011 - 17:37

The Government has approved the drafting of new laws replacing the HSE with a new seven-part system.

The move is part of Health Minister James Reilly's plans to reform the health service and introduce Universal Health Insurance.

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