I thank the Deputy for raising this important question. The Department, along with the Minister, Deputy O'Gorman, has engaged with the HSE to ensure the recruitment pause for certain grades does not unduly affect the provision of existing disability services. On the day we launched the roadmap, the Minister and I met Bernard Gloster, Bernard O'Regan and David Walsh. The whole purpose of the meeting was to outline that we were very concerned about what effect the pause would have on disability services. We clearly asked them if we could get the clarity the Deputy is seeking in order that a newly worded letter would go out to the section 39 organisations, the section 38 organisations and the HSE. Only this evening we got clarification that disability services will not be impacted. Bernard Gloster is communicating directly to the section 38 organisations, as we speak, the HSE and the section 38 organisations. That will mean the medical grade staff - namely, grades 1012 and 1538 - along with the domestic staff grade, the drivers grade, the service co-ordinator, area manager grades, the family support workers, the day service supervisor grades, the care assistant grades, the social care workers and the personal assistants will not be impacted whatsoever. In fact, where organisations need to fill posts one for one, they will absolutely be able to continue to do that. That is a real, clear signal that disability and the HSE works to the Minister, Deputy O'Gorman, under the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth and the HSE is also answerable at the same time to the Minister for Health, Deputy Stephen Donnelly. Very clearly this evening, Bernard Gloster gave the Minister, Deputy O'Gorman, and I assurances that disability services will not be impacted by the pause.