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PQ 156

156. Deputy Billy Kelleher asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs if she considers that children’s rights to safety and protection would be compromised if childminders, who provide the majority of child care places, are not named as required to report concerns under the forthcoming Children First Bill, particularly as childminder adviser posts throughout the country have been withdrawn by the Health Service Executive. [17365/13]

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156. Deputy Billy Kelleher asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs if she considers that children’s rights to safety and protection would be compromised if childminders, who provide the majority of child care places, are not named as required to report concerns under the forthcoming Children First Bill, particularly as childminder adviser posts throughout the country have been withdrawn by the Health Service Executive. [17365/13]

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