Donnelly: Offer to pause CervicalCheck tribunal made in good faith

Donnelly: Offer to pause CervicalCheck tribunal made in good faith

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly said the tribunal has now been paused after his intervention and said that he believes that the terms of reference could be altered. Picture: Niall Carson/PA Wire

Thu, 29 Oct, 2020 - 14:24
Paul Hosford, Political Correspondent

The Health Minister says that his offer to pause the CervicalCheck Tribunal was done so "in good faith".

Stephen Donnelly said the tribunal has now been paused after his intervention and said that he believes that the terms of reference could be altered.

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