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PQ 359

359. Deputy Thomas Byrne asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on whether his Department's policy of not allowing Educate Together schools to establish using temporary accommodation at an initial stage unless there is an expectation that a State-owned building will be available to move into in the area in the short term is unnecessary and is significantly delaying the roll-out of Educate Together schools across the country to areas of low patron diversity and high parental demand. [34879/17]

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359. Deputy Thomas Byrne asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on whether his Department's policy of not allowing Educate Together schools to establish using temporary accommodation at an initial stage unless there is an expectation that a State-owned building will be available to move into in the area in the short term is unnecessary and is significantly delaying the roll-out of Educate Together schools across the country to areas of low patron diversity and high parental demand. [34879/17]

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