Elaine Loughlin: Not every institution is being made pay for past mistakes

A levy for mica crisis — and rightly so — but redress scheme for mother and baby homes leaves a lot to be desired 
Elaine Loughlin: Not every institution is being made pay for past mistakes

In Ireland, not all sinners are equal, and neither are those who have been sinned against.

The Government has rightly insisted that a levy be introduced to ensure that industry pays towards the remediation of thousands of family homes destroyed by mica and other building defects.

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