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245 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on the findings of the My World survey by youth mental health advocacy and support organisation Headstrong and the UCD School of Psychology on young persons' mental health, which highlights the dangers of forcing schools to drop their guidance counsellors; his plans to revise his decision to no longer provide school guidance counsellors on an ex-quota basis. [27721/12]

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245 Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on the findings of the My World survey by youth mental health advocacy and support organisation Headstrong and the UCD School of Psychology on young persons' mental health, which highlights the dangers of forcing schools to drop their guidance counsellors; his plans to revise his decision to no longer provide school guidance counsellors on an ex-quota basis. [27721/12]

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