984. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport his plans to amend Statutory Instrument No. 541 of the Road Traffic Act 2011 where it states that reports will be provided in both English and Irish in view of the fact that this statement is leading to drink-driving cases being adjourned and thrown out of court where drivers were only provided the report in English, as was highlighted at a meeting (details supplied), and in view of the fact that this is now affecting drink-driving prosecutions around the country. [11735/15]

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984. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport his plans to amend Statutory Instrument No. 541 of the Road Traffic Act 2011 where it states that reports will be provided in both English and Irish in view of the fact that this statement is leading to drink-driving cases being adjourned and thrown out of court where drivers were only provided the report in English, as was highlighted at a meeting (details supplied), and in view of the fact that this is now affecting drink-driving prosecutions around the country. [11735/15]

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