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'Unworkable' CervicalCheck tribunal may be boycotted, say campaigners

Health minister Stephen Donnelly has yet to respond to the 221+ group who are calling for changes to the CervicalCheck tribunal. Picture: Leon Farrell / Rollingnews.ie

Thu, 05 Nov, 2020 - 20:04

Elaine Loughlin

Campaigners fear the CervicalCheck tribunal will not be workable and that they may be forced to tell those impacted to boycott it.

Health minister Stephen Donnelly has yet to respond to the 221+ group who are calling for changes to the tribunal.

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