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PQ 212

212. Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views that national schools of all patronages, when seeking State recognition and thereby State funding, legally commit themselves to be bona fide open to children of all religious denominations and none and that the commitment to not discriminate on religious grounds on entry to all of these schools remains the first part of the ethos of all national State-funded schools. [15947/16]

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212. Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views that national schools of all patronages, when seeking State recognition and thereby State funding, legally commit themselves to be bona fide open to children of all religious denominations and none and that the commitment to not discriminate on religious grounds on entry to all of these schools remains the first part of the ethos of all national State-funded schools. [15947/16]

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