Latest: Fine Gael vote on drink-driving Bill 'completely up to them', says Ross

Latest: Transport Minister Shane Ross says it is up to Fine Gael to decide how its own backbenchers should vote on contentious new proposals on drink driving.

Latest: Fine Gael vote on drink-driving Bill 'completely up to them', says Ross
Tue, 11 Jul, 2017 - 08:58

Update 5.58pm: Transport Minister Shane Ross says it is up to Fine Gael to decide how its own backbenchers should vote on contentious new proposals on drink driving.

The Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill 2017 was approved for publication by Cabinet today.

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