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PQ 235

235. Deputy Pat Deering asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of early intervention autism spectrum disorder units attached to primary schools catering for boys and girls with a diagnosis of autism who are aged between three and five years of age here; and if he will change the system regarding special needs assistant allocation for same so that they would automatically retain their allocation every year and not be subject to the normal National Council for Special Education deadline for same due to the age profile of the pupils attending same and the delay in getting in appropriate reports. [21952/16]

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235. Deputy Pat Deering asked the Minister for Education and Skills the number of early intervention autism spectrum disorder units attached to primary schools catering for boys and girls with a diagnosis of autism who are aged between three and five years of age here; and if he will change the system regarding special needs assistant allocation for same so that they would automatically retain their allocation every year and not be subject to the normal National Council for Special Education deadline for same due to the age profile of the pupils attending same and the delay in getting in appropriate reports. [21952/16]

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