623 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views on reforming sentencing guidelines for the Judiciary to allow for multiple life sentences to be awarded for multiple murders in view of a recent documentary (details supplied); his further views on the introduction of a tariff system to accompany sentencing as exists in the UK whereby those convicted of murder or multiple murders must serve a set amount of time before applying for parole; and if he will properly resource the criminal injuries tribunal which is unable to make rulings in a timely fashion. [22966/11]

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623 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views on reforming sentencing guidelines for the Judiciary to allow for multiple life sentences to be awarded for multiple murders in view of a recent documentary (details supplied); his further views on the introduction of a tariff system to accompany sentencing as exists in the UK whereby those convicted of murder or multiple murders must serve a set amount of time before applying for parole; and if he will properly resource the criminal injuries tribunal which is unable to make rulings in a timely fashion. [22966/11]

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