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PQ 1047

1121 Deputy Mary Wallace asked the Minister for Education and Science his plans in relation to the oral part of the Irish exam in both junior and leaving certificate; if the oral exam at junior certificate level is 20% of the overall marks and at leaving certificate level is 25% of the total marks; his further plans to increase both to 40 from 2012 in the case of the leaving certificate and from 2010 in the case of junior certificate; the guidelines the State Examinations Commission have issued to schools on this matter; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38585/09]

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1121 Deputy Mary Wallace asked the Minister for Education and Science his plans in relation to the oral part of the Irish exam in both junior and leaving certificate; if the oral exam at junior certificate level is 20% of the overall marks and at leaving certificate level is 25% of the total marks; his further plans to increase both to 40 from 2012 in the case of the leaving certificate and from 2010 in the case of junior certificate; the guidelines the State Examinations Commission have issued to schools on this matter; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38585/09]

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