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PQ 319

358 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills if she will seek a further extension of time for applicants of the DARE and HEAR schemes operated by the CAO in view of the fact that many schools did not fully inform pupils of entitlements under the scheme and the categories of persons are known to be less likely to have access to information services particularly in view of the fact that the aim of the schemes is to stop disadvantaged children from being left behind. [18636/10]

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358 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills if she will seek a further extension of time for applicants of the DARE and HEAR schemes operated by the CAO in view of the fact that many schools did not fully inform pupils of entitlements under the scheme and the categories of persons are known to be less likely to have access to information services particularly in view of the fact that the aim of the schemes is to stop disadvantaged children from being left behind. [18636/10]

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