Maria Walsh feels the scheme is inconsistent.
A Midlands MEP wants to see the removal of barriers to redress payments for survivors of mother and baby homes.
Maria Walsh wants free-call phone numbers, free-post options for communication and improved supports for people with literacy needs in accessing the scheme.
Less than 10% of the redress budget has been spent after two years of the scheme being in operation.
The Midlands North-West rep says that the scheme is flawed:
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