State approach to litigation 'indistinguishable from any faceless private corporate entity'

Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik said new legislation must be introduced to require the attorney general to represent the public interest.

Labour Party leader Ivana Bacik said new legislation must be introduced to require the attorney general to represent the public interest.

The Government has been called on to end the State’s current approach to legal cases “which is indistinguishable from any faceless private corporate entity”.

The Labour Party said new legislation must be introduced to require the attorney general to represent the public interest.

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