159 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the technology being used by the authorities to identify and pursue those downloading child pornography and the resources provided for same; the penalties for those convicted; if he is satisfied that these penalties are adequate; the number of convictions to date for downloading child pornography; the level of co-operation with international law enforcement agencies to bring these criminals to justice; if any Internet providers who provide and facilitate child pornography here have been shut down. [27287/10]

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159 Deputy Maureen O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the technology being used by the authorities to identify and pursue those downloading child pornography and the resources provided for same; the penalties for those convicted; if he is satisfied that these penalties are adequate; the number of convictions to date for downloading child pornography; the level of co-operation with international law enforcement agencies to bring these criminals to justice; if any Internet providers who provide and facilitate child pornography here have been shut down. [27287/10]

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