How direct provision became a profitable business
Private firms have been the real beneficiaries of asylum system
Call for new inspection regime for direct provision
Documents show residents approached an inspector just twice in 60 reports
Inspection reports
Extracts from examinations of standards in direct provision centres for asylum seekers
State paid private firms €60m to house asylum seekers last year
Campaigners say direct provision system causes suffering and wastes State resources
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