Minister of State Kevin Moran passionately defended the Government's public spending decisions regarding projects like a security hut and a bike shelter, both criticized by the opposition as examples of waste. He asserted that oversight and accountability are prioritized in public expenditure and stressed that the intention of these projects aligns with necessary security and functionality, even correcting the opposition's language to emphasize their importance. His admissions of prior mistakes demonstrate a willingness to engage with criticism, while he firmly counters the narrative of government inefficiency.
Mr Moran criticized the portrayal of the bike shelter project and emphasized the Government's commitment to oversight, stating, 'Nothing could be further from the truth.'
Moran admitted past mistakes regarding public projects, noting, 'I was the first one to admit... mistakes were made.'
He defended the need for the security hut at Government Buildings, insisting it was essential for protecting those who work there.
Regarding the bike shelter, he urged a more respectful characterization, saying it should be termed a 'bike shelter' at a 'cherished' historic site.
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