42 Deputy Gerry Adams asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will make a statement on the UCAS system that operates in the North of Ireland which provides a tariff system for the recognition of non-school based certification in, for example, speech and drama, music, computer studies and a broad range of other activities and pursuits and his views on the reason there are two materially different systems in both jurisdictions that result in many young persons opting to undertake their speech and drama and music examinations with Northern based examinations boards. [19503/12]

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42 Deputy Gerry Adams asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will make a statement on the UCAS system that operates in the North of Ireland which provides a tariff system for the recognition of non-school based certification in, for example, speech and drama, music, computer studies and a broad range of other activities and pursuits and his views on the reason there are two materially different systems in both jurisdictions that result in many young persons opting to undertake their speech and drama and music examinations with Northern based examinations boards. [19503/12]

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