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PQ 166

166 Deputy Michael Healy-Rae asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views on whether there should be a better system, when domestic violence cases go to court, in which children involved in these cases should have the opportunity, in a proper way with professional persons, of giving evidence which would be vital in assisting a judge in making a determination as to how they should proceed in adjudicating on the case; his views on whether we are neglecting the health, safety and well being of our children by not ensuring that such a provision would be strictly enforced and adhered to; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38053/11]

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166 Deputy Michael Healy-Rae asked the Minister for Justice and Equality his views on whether there should be a better system, when domestic violence cases go to court, in which children involved in these cases should have the opportunity, in a proper way with professional persons, of giving evidence which would be vital in assisting a judge in making a determination as to how they should proceed in adjudicating on the case; his views on whether we are neglecting the health, safety and well being of our children by not ensuring that such a provision would be strictly enforced and adhered to; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [38053/11]

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