Hearing date fixed for first of potentially hundreds of special needs assessment delay cases
A judge has fixed a hearing date next February for the first of potentially hundreds of legal actions against the HSE over delays in carrying out special needs assessments of children with a range of conditions including autism.
Mr Justice Seamus Noonan said he was fixing a hearing date for February 22, the earliest available date, because the situation should not be allowed continue any longer than it has.



