392. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views on the delays currently being experienced with regard to the processing of Garda vetting applications for newly trained health care workers which currently stands at 18 weeks in view of the fact that this delay is having negative repercussions for both domiciliary home care providers and prospective employees who have completed their health care training. [13886/13]

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392. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views on the delays currently being experienced with regard to the processing of Garda vetting applications for newly trained health care workers which currently stands at 18 weeks in view of the fact that this delay is having negative repercussions for both domiciliary home care providers and prospective employees who have completed their health care training. [13886/13]

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