This card is designed to save lives and reduce crime, particularly against older people, by combining an emergency response card to assist the emergency services with an unknown caller card to reduce incidents around bogus tradesmen preying on vulnerable people.
Keep Safe Card
This card is designed to save lives and reduce crime, particularly against older people, by combining an emergency response card to assist the emergency services with an unknown caller card to reduce incidents around bogus tradesmen preying on vulnerable people.
Here is what Tánaiste Joan Burton thinks of the reform of Child Benefit
Deputy Denis Naughten asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the steps she will take to ensure that children in receipt of child benefit meet the statutory requirement of attending school up to 16 years of age; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [17237/15]
And here is just one example of a little girl who would benefit by my reform proposals
Positive outcomes through legal action
Linking child benefit payment with school attendance could save €75m – Naughten
Proposal would cut fraud & encourage parents to send children to school
Changes to the way child benefit is paid could save in excess of €75m every year, claims Denis Naughten TD.
“By linking child benefit for school age children with school attendance savings of between €75m and €90m could be achieved.
Profile of Roscommon Hospital
Services at Roscommon Hospital: attached is a profile of Roscommon Hospital and the services that are currently available at the hospital Profile of Roscommon Hospital Feb 2015
Education Minister could look to own Dept. for child benefit savings – Naughten
School attendance payment could create €50m fund for pre-school extension Abolishing child benefit for school age children and replacing it with a school attendance payment would lead to savings of up to €50m which could be used to fund a targeted extra pre-school year for children from disadvantaged backgrounds, claims Denis Naughten TD. “The Education Minister has the tools at …
Local hospitals hygiene show room for improvement- Naughten
Local TD Denis Naughten has pointed out that there is room for improvement following the HIQA audit of Roscommon and Portiuncula Hospitals. In response to the HIQA audit of Roscommon County Hospital Denis Naughten welcomed the findings stating; “It is clear that a lot of work has been done at Roscommon County Hospital on the implementation of hygiene controls, …
Speech by Denis Naughten TD on the directions by the Minister for Health to the HSE board on local A&E departments in June/July 2011
Dáil Éireann 29th January 2013 Check against delivery While the Minister for Health was trying to justify to the people of Roscommon why their A&E was to be closed, he was pushing through proposals to upgrade 2 other, local A&E departments, in Wexford & Kilkenny. The argument is being made that the issues in Roscommon were different, that it …
Naughten to challenge Health Minister on hospital controversy
Local TD, Denis Naughten, intends to question Health Minister, James Reilly in the Dáil today on whether projects which were promised for Roscommon County Hospital were long fingered to fund the upgrade of Kilkenny’s A&E department. Reports are now circulating that the delay in delivering the new endoscopy suite, the Governments “replacement” for the closure of the A&E …