Mary Butler warned proposed changes to nursing home scheme could have ‘unintended consequences’
The change was a key part of a deal the Coalition struck with a group of Independent TDs to shore up support as it resisted a Sinn Féin vote to extend the eviction ban.
“We had a really good open frank discussion on Friday and I articulated my genuine concerns,” she said. “I’m worried that due diligence hadn’t been given to the unintended consequences that might arise by a quick change like this.”
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