199 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason Ireland mislead the UN Human Rights Committee by rejecting the request to eliminate religious education on the grounds that there are a growing number of non-denominational schools, when in fact there are no non-denominational schools registered with the Department. [16523/12]

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199 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason Ireland mislead the UN Human Rights Committee by rejecting the request to eliminate religious education on the grounds that there are a growing number of non-denominational schools, when in fact there are no non-denominational schools registered with the Department. [16523/12]

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1. 27 March 2012

   Religious Education

   199 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason Ireland mislead the UN Human Rights Committee by rejecting the request to eliminate religious education on the grounds that there are a growing number of non-denominational schools, when in fact there are no non-denominational schools registered with the Department. [16523/12]

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