272. Deputy Willie O'Dea asked the Minister for Education and Skills further to Parliamentary Question No. 91 of 22 May 2013, if he will clarify his reply regarding the subject of the July provision scheme for families of autistic children as regards those with more than one child where he states the note accompanying the application forms provides this clarity, which it has been pointed out to this Deputy is not the case; if siblings grouped in line with school based provision will receive 25 hours tuition per week for July in line with school based provision; if he will outline the maximum number of siblings that will be required to share home based tuition, confirm the position as regards a family which is unable to find a tutor to commit to providing tuition to siblings before 12 June, advise what he considers to be a significant age or ability when allocating hours for siblings and define the way this will be determined and confirm the advice his Department sought on this change in policy; if the policy document will be made available and the way the policies will be applied by his Department; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26999/13]

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272. Deputy Willie O'Dea asked the Minister for Education and Skills further to Parliamentary Question No. 91 of 22 May 2013, if he will clarify his reply regarding the subject of the July provision scheme for families of autistic children as regards those with more than one child where he states the note accompanying the application forms provides this clarity, which it has been pointed out to this Deputy is not the case; if siblings grouped in line with school based provision will receive 25 hours tuition per week for July in line with school based provision; if he will outline the maximum number of siblings that will be required to share home based tuition, confirm the position as regards a family which is unable to find a tutor to commit to providing tuition to siblings before 12 June, advise what he considers to be a significant age or ability when allocating hours for siblings and define the way this will be determined and confirm the advice his Department sought on this change in policy; if the policy document will be made available and the way the policies will be applied by his Department; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26999/13]

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1. 11 June 2013

   Special Educational Needs Services Provision

   272. Deputy Willie O'Dea asked the Minister for Education and Skills further to Parliamentary Question No. 91 of 22 May 2013, if he will clarify his reply regarding the subject of the July provision scheme for families of autistic children as regards those with more than one child where he states the note accompanying the application forms provides this clarity, which it has been pointed out to this Deputy is not the case; if siblings grouped in line with school based provision will receive 25 hours tuition per week for July in line with school based provision; if he will outline the maximum number of siblings that will be required to share home based tuition, confirm the position as regards a family which is unable to find a tutor to commit to providing tuition to siblings before 12 June, advise what he considers to be a significant age or ability when allocating hours for siblings and define the way this will be determined and confirm the advice his Department sought on this change in policy; if the policy document will be made available and the way the policies will be applied by his Department; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [26999/13]

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