237. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Health if there are pathways available for individuals with advanced qualifications such as a masters in chaplaincy to become registered wedding and funeral celebrants without completing an additional course; and if not, if he will outline the required courses and qualifications necessary to fulfil this role, including any allowances for HSE employees to serve as celebrants while employed. [39314/24]

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237. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Health if there are pathways available for individuals with advanced qualifications such as a masters in chaplaincy to become registered wedding and funeral celebrants without completing an additional course; and if not, if he will outline the required courses and qualifications necessary to fulfil this role, including any allowances for HSE employees to serve as celebrants while employed. [39314/24]

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1. 2 October 2024

   Departmental Policies

   237. Deputy Louise O'Reilly asked the Minister for Health if there are pathways available for individuals with advanced qualifications such as a masters in chaplaincy to become registered wedding and funeral celebrants without completing an additional course; and if not, if he will outline the required courses and qualifications necessary to fulfil this role, including any allowances for HSE employees to serve as celebrants while employed. [39314/24]

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