444. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Justice and Equality if he will outline in the context of the Digital Audio Recording service, which was implemented in the court system as a way of providing an accurate record of evidence for distribution from CD, DVD and VCR as a method of guaranteeing open and fair justice for everybody in a cost effective manner, the reason these CDs have not been made available to lay litigants; to whom are the recording made available; and the reason the procedure for acquiring these CDs is not shown on the Irish Courts Service website as in other jurisdictions along with an outline of the fee and time limit for request. [30096/13]

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444. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Justice and Equality if he will outline in the context of the Digital Audio Recording service, which was implemented in the court system as a way of providing an accurate record of evidence for distribution from CD, DVD and VCR as a method of guaranteeing open and fair justice for everybody in a cost effective manner, the reason these CDs have not been made available to lay litigants; to whom are the recording made available; and the reason the procedure for acquiring these CDs is not shown on the Irish Courts Service website as in other jurisdictions along with an outline of the fee and time limit for request. [30096/13]

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