1081. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth his views on whether the Mother and Baby Home Commission of Investigation Report no longer stands as a credible record and the Government must now drastically amend the redress scheme to recognise all human rights violations given the High Court declaration on 17 December 2021 that eight survivors were denied fair procedures by the Commission of Investigation; if his Department will hold an inquest held into the deaths and disappearances of children and mothers; and his further views on whether the Government must give full access to the Commission archive. [63472/21]

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1081. Deputy Paul Murphy asked the Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth his views on whether the Mother and Baby Home Commission of Investigation Report no longer stands as a credible record and the Government must now drastically amend the redress scheme to recognise all human rights violations given the High Court declaration on 17 December 2021 that eight survivors were denied fair procedures by the Commission of Investigation; if his Department will hold an inquest held into the deaths and disappearances of children and mothers; and his further views on whether the Government must give full access to the Commission archive. [63472/21]

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