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PQ 42

42. Deputy Violet-Anne Wynne asked the Minister for Social Protection if she is aware that the hot school meals programme is not serving disabled children as the prescribed menu does not have sufficient flexibility to allow for children with dietary restrictions to be adequately provided for, and that the programme funding cannot be used for bringing in someone to cook, even if the school and chef have agreed a price for nutritious and varied meals less than the total monies already being provided to the school for the purpose of hot school meals. [26240/24]

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42. Deputy Violet-Anne Wynne asked the Minister for Social Protection if she is aware that the hot school meals programme is not serving disabled children as the prescribed menu does not have sufficient flexibility to allow for children with dietary restrictions to be adequately provided for, and that the programme funding cannot be used for bringing in someone to cook, even if the school and chef have agreed a price for nutritious and varied meals less than the total monies already being provided to the school for the purpose of hot school meals. [26240/24]

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