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MINISTER FOR JUSTICE Helen McEntee has published new legislation which will provide for electronic monitoring of sex offenders and allow gardaí to disclose information about people on the sex offenders’ register in certain circumstances.
Minister McEntee said she “understands the concerns communities can have about sex offenders and the protection of public safety and our citizens, and this legislation will help to alleviate those concerns”.
The Sex Offenders (Amendment) Bill 2021 will mean:
“Tackling domestic, sexual and gender based violence and supporting victims of crime are priorities for me and my department,” the minister said.
“I also want to reform the criminal justice system to make it more victim centred, and this Bill contains significant measures to help in that work.”
The minister said it is her intention that this Bill will be enacted in the coming months.
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