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Ireland · Question · written

PQ 217

248 Mr. Carey asked the Minister for Education and Science if provision exists in recently enacted education legislation which allows a parent who has primary custody of a child whose other parent they are separated from to decide on the school which should be selected for the child’s education without the other parent’s consent; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20024/04]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

Introduced

6 July 2004

Last action

6 July 2004 · School Placement.

Status

written

Sponsors

Pat Carey

Subjects

Education

Source updated

6 July 2004

Education

Summary

248 Mr. Carey asked the Minister for Education and Science if provision exists in recently enacted education legislation which allows a parent who has primary custody of a child whose other parent they are separated from to decide on the school which should be selected for the child’s education without the other parent’s consent; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20024/04]

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  1. 6 July 2004

    School Placement.

    248 Mr. Carey asked the Minister for Education and Science if provision exists in recently enacted education legislation which allows a parent who has primary custody of a child whose other parent they are separated from to decide on the school which should be selected for the child’s education without the other parent’s consent; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [20024/04]

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School Placement.

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  • Pat Carey · Asking member
  • Minister for Education and Science · Minister for Education and Science · Addressed to

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