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PQ 241

255 Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Social Protection the action she will take to ensure the gateway women’s training project will continue to deliver quality accredited FETAC level three and level five training courses despite the recent operational changes in FÁS that no longer allow for second training providers such as Gateway and the blocking of the organisations quality assurance application due to no new applications for provider registration being accepted following the establishment of SOLAS. [34092/11]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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255 Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Social Protection the action she will take to ensure the gateway women’s training project will continue to deliver quality accredited FETAC level three and level five training courses despite the recent operational changes in FÁS that no longer allow for second training providers such as Gateway and the blocking of the organisations quality assurance application due to no new applications for provider registration being accepted following the establishment of SOLAS. [34092/11]

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