130 Mr. Eamon Ryan asked the Minister for Transport the policy changes he intends to introduce to ensure that a change to more sedentary transport modes is reversed in view of the concerns expressed by industry groups such as IBEC that changing exercise patterns are the primary cause of the rise in the levels of obesity here and in view of the fact that the latest census statistics have shown a further dramatic reduction in the numbers of children walking and cycling to school; the number of safe routes to schools traffic management projects undertaken here in 2003; and the national budget for safe routes to schools projects in 2004. [12541/04]

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130 Mr. Eamon Ryan asked the Minister for Transport the policy changes he intends to introduce to ensure that a change to more sedentary transport modes is reversed in view of the concerns expressed by industry groups such as IBEC that changing exercise patterns are the primary cause of the rise in the levels of obesity here and in view of the fact that the latest census statistics have shown a further dramatic reduction in the numbers of children walking and cycling to school; the number of safe routes to schools traffic management projects undertaken here in 2003; and the national budget for safe routes to schools projects in 2004. [12541/04]

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