Greens discuss Integration portfolio within Irish Government in Dublin

The transcript discusses the importance of the integration portfolio in government, highlighting its critical role for children and disability. It emphasizes the challenges and responsibilities faced by ministers, the commitment required to address legacy issues, and the dedication to continue working in these areas. The speaker expresses willingness to take on these roles again and outlines plans for future government involvement, emphasizing the belief in achieving meaningful change.

What is the significance of the integration portfolio according to the speaker?

• It is not a priority for the government.

• It is critical for children and disability.

• It is a minor responsibility.

• It is only about cultural media.

How does the speaker view the challenges faced by ministers?

• As easy tasks that require little effort.

• As tasks to step up to and address.

• As reasons to leave politics.

• As opportunities to avoid responsibility.

Why did the speaker choose not to move departments during the reshuffle?

• To see through ongoing reforms and investments.

• To join a different political party.

• To take a break from politics.

• To avoid new responsibilities.

What areas does the speaker look forward to continuing work in?

• Cultural media and forestry.

• Childcare and disability reforms.

• Foreign affairs and trade.

• Education and health.

What does the speaker believe they and their colleagues will bring to the next government?

• Inexperience and uncertainty.

• Great experience and staying power.

• A desire to avoid challenges.

• A focus on personal gain.