PQ 21
33 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Education and Science his views on recent reports that the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is frequently requested to provide financial assistance to families who need a psychological assessment for a child; whether this is acceptable; his further views on whether the current 2% limit imposed on schools for funding from his Department militates against schools in disadvantaged areas where a far higher percentage of students would have difficulties; and if he will take urgent action to remove this inequity. [9231/02]
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33 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Education and Science his views on recent reports that the Society of St. Vincent de Paul is frequently requested to provide financial assistance to families who need a psychological assessment for a child; whether this is acceptable; his further views on whether the current 2% limit imposed on schools for funding from his Department militates against schools in disadvantaged areas where a far higher percentage of students would have difficulties; and if he will take urgent action to remove this inequity. [9231/02]
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Priority Questions. - Psychological Service.
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