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PQ 113

113. Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn asked the Minister for Social Protection her views on whether advocates working in the National Advocacy Service have no power to obtain information or attend meetings or consultations and can only operate on the basis of voluntary co-operation of service providers as shortcomings especially considering this co-operation is not always forthcoming and the steps she will take to extend the powers of the National Advocacy Service accordingly. [49844/12]

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113. Deputy Pádraig Mac Lochlainn asked the Minister for Social Protection her views on whether advocates working in the National Advocacy Service have no power to obtain information or attend meetings or consultations and can only operate on the basis of voluntary co-operation of service providers as shortcomings especially considering this co-operation is not always forthcoming and the steps she will take to extend the powers of the National Advocacy Service accordingly. [49844/12]

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