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PQ 264

264. Deputy Paul Donnelly asked the Minister for Education and Skills if consideration has been given to providing extra leave to expectant mothers who work in the education system and are due back to work in September 2020 but feel unsafe doing so; and the implications this will have on their maternity leave if forced to take it from the 24th week of pregnancy, leaving a reduced bonding time after the baby is born. [12526/20]

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264. Deputy Paul Donnelly asked the Minister for Education and Skills if consideration has been given to providing extra leave to expectant mothers who work in the education system and are due back to work in September 2020 but feel unsafe doing so; and the implications this will have on their maternity leave if forced to take it from the 24th week of pregnancy, leaving a reduced bonding time after the baby is born. [12526/20]

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