4 Mr. Neville asked the Minister for Health and Children the way in which he proposes to deal with the concern of Amnesty International at the inattention of the Government to a series of national and international reports critical of its failure to fully respect the human rights of people with mental illness and the view of Amnesty International that Irish mental health care policy and service provision remain out of step with international best practice, and as such, fail to fully comply with international human rights law. [6830/03]

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4 Mr. Neville asked the Minister for Health and Children the way in which he proposes to deal with the concern of Amnesty International at the inattention of the Government to a series of national and international reports critical of its failure to fully respect the human rights of people with mental illness and the view of Amnesty International that Irish mental health care policy and service provision remain out of step with international best practice, and as such, fail to fully comply with international human rights law. [6830/03]

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