Former HSE chief executive Paul Reid has been appointed chairperson of the citizens’ assembly on drugs use. “The problems associated with drugs use in Ireland affect us all, directly or indirectly,” he said.
Former HSE chief executive Paul Reid has been appointed chairperson of the citizens’ assembly on drugs use.
The terms of reference call on the citizens’ assembly to examine and make recommendations on the legislative, policy and operational changes the state could make to reduce the harmful impacts of illicit drugs on individuals, families, communities and wider society, according to a statement ...
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