PQ 191
191. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the qualifications, including specialist qualifications, which must be held by forensic interviewers employed or contracted by Tusla before they may undertake forensic specialist assessment of children in circumstances in which an allegation of child sexual abuse has been made; and the way in which CORU monitors and enforces fitness to practice as specialist forensic assessor of child sexual abuse allegations. [41671/18]
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191. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the qualifications, including specialist qualifications, which must be held by forensic interviewers employed or contracted by Tusla before they may undertake forensic specialist assessment of children in circumstances in which an allegation of child sexual abuse has been made; and the way in which CORU monitors and enforces fitness to practice as specialist forensic assessor of child sexual abuse allegations. [41671/18]
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