Historical Institutional Abuse Bill unlikely to become law before Parliament dissolves for election.

It looks unlikely that the Historical Institutional Abuse Bill will become law before Parliament dissolves next week for the election. On Monday peers called for the bill - which would set up a compensation scheme for victims of abuse in care homes and other institutions - to be given accelerated passage. But it looks like there won't be enough time for it to pass its remaining stages in the Commons. Vinny spoke to Margaret McGuckin from SAVIA.