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Where’s the problem if lives can be saved?

I WISH to take issue with Dana Rosemary Scallon over her attitude to stem cell research (Irish Examiner letters, Nov 21).

Where’s the problem if lives can be saved?

Thu, 27 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

She is right that the Government do not have a specific mandate to authorise it.

Governments are mandated, on election, to implement their manifestos: we all know how seriously they take that.

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