This would mean there would be powers to compel witnesses.
There are plans for a statutory public inquiry into the care that's provided to children with scoliosis and spina bifidia.
This would mean there would be powers to compel witnesses.
A facilitator will also be appointed to liase with the families and the Government to work out the terms of reference.
The issue is being discussed at Cabinet this morning.
Speaking on his way into the meeting, Tanaiste Simon Harris said the facilitator would be a crucial part of the process.
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