325. Deputy Pauline Tully asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the recent changes introduced to the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill by the British government during its second reading in the House of Lords; if the British government advised the Irish Government of these changes before second reading; if he shares the assessment that the Bill still fails to discharge the British Governments human rights obligations; and the way that the limit of the UK government’s changes inform the plans of the Irish Government in relation to taking an inter-state challenge. [60159/22]

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325. Deputy Pauline Tully asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs his views on the recent changes introduced to the Northern Ireland Troubles Bill by the British government during its second reading in the House of Lords; if the British government advised the Irish Government of these changes before second reading; if he shares the assessment that the Bill still fails to discharge the British Governments human rights obligations; and the way that the limit of the UK government’s changes inform the plans of the Irish Government in relation to taking an inter-state challenge. [60159/22]

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