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PQ 1256

1256. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills if the Residential Institutions Statutory Fund Act 2012 was designed to limit, on purely administrative grounds, the number of people eligible to access essential resources, reducing costs and that section 3 of the Act which defines the term former resident as somebody who availed of a particular Government scheme, not as a person actually resident in a particular institution, is in need of urgent amendment; and her plans in this regard. [31229/15]

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1256. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills if the Residential Institutions Statutory Fund Act 2012 was designed to limit, on purely administrative grounds, the number of people eligible to access essential resources, reducing costs and that section 3 of the Act which defines the term former resident as somebody who availed of a particular Government scheme, not as a person actually resident in a particular institution, is in need of urgent amendment; and her plans in this regard. [31229/15]

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Residential Institutions Redress Scheme Eligibility

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