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PQ 208

208 Deputy Gerald Nash asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the number of children from this State with exceptional needs and behavioural issues who are currently receiving residential support in Scotland; if she will detail the cost to the Exchequer of same; if she will provide details on the number of special care unit and child detention centre units available to children with exceptional needs; the number of places currently available to such children; and her plans for the development of additional places to ensure that these young persons can be supported in residential facilities in the State. [8904/12]

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208 Deputy Gerald Nash asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the number of children from this State with exceptional needs and behavioural issues who are currently receiving residential support in Scotland; if she will detail the cost to the Exchequer of same; if she will provide details on the number of special care unit and child detention centre units available to children with exceptional needs; the number of places currently available to such children; and her plans for the development of additional places to ensure that these young persons can be supported in residential facilities in the State. [8904/12]

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