On the vaccination front, the HSE will be producing a comprehensive plan.

The Deputy should remember there are close to 3,800 schools in the country. There will be logistical issues if we have to do it in every single school.

In terms of the over-70s group, GPs have largely been responsible for the provision of the vaccines and they have done an excellent job.

To be fair, they have done an excellent job.

I did not say that. Will you calm it, Deputy? I am saying that, overall, they did a good job.

For the first, second and current dose, the ambulance service teams did a lot of work. We are in the middle of a very difficult situation in the acute services as well, so there have been challenges in that respect. If Deputy Carey gives me the details, I will follow it up.

Will the Deputy repeat the start of her question?

Parents of children in such situations should first contact their local school. Is the Deputy suggesting that anybody who is a close contact and who is staying at home should be provided with homeschooling?

That is already-----

The homeschool programme has, as the Deputy knows, already been extended significantly.

I am talking about the solution that the Deputy is suggesting. It needs to be realistic. The first port of call should be engagement with the principal of the local school regarding the educational needs of the child.

I thank the Deputy for raising the sad and tragic situation of Trevor Deely and the fact that his family and the other families referred to have not received closure. All resources will made be available to An Garda Síochána and the relevant State agencies to pursue the issue.

I remember we were involved in getting it established and getting the momentum behind getting the new facility built. One of the major issues, notwithstanding the fact that we have recruited over 11,000 extra healthcare workers in the past two years, is that it still remains a challenge to recruit the necessary medical and nursing personnel to facilities. Again, we will work with the HSE to see what we can do to expand the facility in Chorca Dhuibhne.

I will revert to the Deputy on the matter.

The advice in this regard came from the Chief Medical Officer and NPHET. They are primarily concerned with the high levels of case numbers involving five- to 11-year-olds in particular. The recommendation was that mask-wearing should be for those aged nine years plus. We will continue to keep this under review. We will continue to get feedback from the schools and evaluate this, but it is in line with public health advice.

I thank the Deputy for raising the issue. There has been engagement with social partners about this. There is no question that front-line workers, particularly in the healthcare area, have been exceptional, in ICUs and elsewhere. Certainly, we are looking at a range of proposals. The intention remains to respond to that issue. When those deliberations are finalised I will come back to Deputy Cullinane.

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I am sorry, but which review did the Deputy mention?