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PQ 1352

1443 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science if he will confirm that under a recent change to the code of behaviour guidelines distributed by his Department in terms of the conduct of pupils in schools, the practice of asking a parent to come to the school to remove their disruptive child has been discontinued in favour of an automatic suspension of that child in terms of a breach of the new guidelines; the person who requested such a change in the standard that is applying in terms of removing disruptive children from the classroom; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [48045/08]

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1443 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science if he will confirm that under a recent change to the code of behaviour guidelines distributed by his Department in terms of the conduct of pupils in schools, the practice of asking a parent to come to the school to remove their disruptive child has been discontinued in favour of an automatic suspension of that child in terms of a breach of the new guidelines; the person who requested such a change in the standard that is applying in terms of removing disruptive children from the classroom; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [48045/08]

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