35 Mr. Howlin asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the main points of his address on 24 May to a conference on Employer Supported Child Care: Exploring the Benefits to Business; if he is satisfied that employers are taking sufficient steps to provide child care for employees especially in view of the recent report from the Calpol child health care and development programme showing that the shortage of child care facilities was among the biggest worries facing working parents. [18052/04]

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35 Mr. Howlin asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the main points of his address on 24 May to a conference on Employer Supported Child Care: Exploring the Benefits to Business; if he is satisfied that employers are taking sufficient steps to provide child care for employees especially in view of the recent report from the Calpol child health care and development programme showing that the shortage of child care facilities was among the biggest worries facing working parents. [18052/04]

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