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PQ 149

149. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Education and Skills the steps parents can take to seek a secondary school exemption in Irish for their child in circumstances in which the school is not willing or able to grant an exemption; if the parents can make a direct application to his Department for an exemption for their child; if so, the process; and if he will review this decision. [20403/19]

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149. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Education and Skills the steps parents can take to seek a secondary school exemption in Irish for their child in circumstances in which the school is not willing or able to grant an exemption; if the parents can make a direct application to his Department for an exemption for their child; if so, the process; and if he will review this decision. [20403/19]

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