Taoiseach Says There Needs To Be A Redress Scheme For The Women Affected By The CervicalCheck Scandal
Leo Varadkar has asked for time and space for the government to consider how best to launch an inquiry
Leo Varadkar also asked for time and space for the government to consider how best to launch an inquiry into the false negatives.
The 1,500 cases of cervical cancer that have not been looked at will be audited by the end of May and the director of CervicalCheck is no longer in the role, according to the Taoiseach.
Leo Varadkar says women need to be looked after in the wake of this:
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