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THE EXPERT GROUP on abortion’s report into the how Ireland should react to the European Court of Human Rights ruling in the A, B, and C versus Ireland case in 2010 has been published today.
The report has taken around eleven months to compile with the group having been announced in January of this year.
Made up of medical experts, lawyers, and officials from the Department of Health the group was tasked with setting out “options on how to implement the judgement” in the A,B, and C versus Ireland case.
In this case, the court found that there is a gap in the theory and implementation of the right to a lawful abortion in Ireland, a right given under the 1992 Supreme Court X Case ruling which provided for abortion for women when their lives are in danger, including from the risk of suicide.
The group’s report has been heavily leaked in recent days and sets out the four options to deal with the ECHR ruling, listing the advantages and disadvantages of each one.
The four options included are for the government to introduce 1) non-statutory guidelines 2) statutory regulations 3) legislation only 4) legislation plus regulations.
Couriers not gonna like when he wants to stop for a sambo and the boss is tracking his every move.
Norris Cole would have loved this
Great idea, good luck to him
This app could come in handy for thieves to real time track a delivery van full of goods worth thousands of euros and intercept it.
Assuming that said thieves have placed an order and have a tracking number to track the van in real time in order to intercept it. Either that or they’ll have to have prior knowledge to someone placing an order and have access to that persons email to get the package tracking number. That would, of course, need us to assume that they are using the services of a hacker!
Now presumably, if there’s a hacker on board, they might go after slightly bigger fish than aunt Mary’ new hoover!
I also wouldn’t like to work for a company were they were tracing my every step, seems a bit a creepy.
Says the man who, from the profile picture, looks like he’s hiding in the bushes!
Too much grand theft auto aasif….?
Stop begrudging and just appreciate the fantastic start-up. Stop automatically looking at the negatives and what ‘could’ happen. They’ve obviously been looked into. Well done to all involved in Xpreso
The Irish are a nation of begrudgers. They hate to read about a success story. Moan, moan, moan.
In fairness this isn’t that big, have been to various interviews where MDs or senior management want to develop a auditing,tracking applications/tool. It’s not completely a new idea
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