ieExplains: What is a Citizens’ Assembly?

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ieExplains: What is a Citizens’ Assembly?

The second meeting of the Citizens’ Assembly on Drugs Use, which has been taking place this year. Picture: Maxwells

Sat, 30 Sep, 2023 - 10:45
Sally Gorman

What is a Citizens' Assembly?

A Citizens’ Assembly brings members of the public together to discuss and consider important legal and policy issues in Ireland.

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