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PQ 2638

2638. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Health to set out for each of the past five years, the total number of complaints made by employees within the Health Service Executive relating to sexual assault, sexual misconduct and workplace violence perpetrated by colleagues; the number of such complaints that were resolved informally, subject to formal investigation and upheld following investigation; whether all such complaints are recorded on a single national system; and if not, the systems used and the measures in place to ensure national oversight, consistency of reporting and data integrity. [23663/26]

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2638. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Health to set out for each of the past five years, the total number of complaints made by employees within the Health Service Executive relating to sexual assault, sexual misconduct and workplace violence perpetrated by colleagues; the number of such complaints that were resolved informally, subject to formal investigation and upheld following investigation; whether all such complaints are recorded on a single national system; and if not, the systems used and the measures in place to ensure national oversight, consistency of reporting and data integrity. [23663/26]

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