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PQ 507

507. Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the reason she has not replied to the request by the Sex Workers' Alliance of Ireland that she meet with sex workers to hear their objections to proposed prostitution laws, in view of the fact that she has met with NGOs that support the proposed laws; her views that it is unacceptable to introduce legislation without first consulting with persons directly affected; and if she will meet with sex workers before any new legislation is introduced. [41300/14]

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507. Deputy Joan Collins asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the reason she has not replied to the request by the Sex Workers' Alliance of Ireland that she meet with sex workers to hear their objections to proposed prostitution laws, in view of the fact that she has met with NGOs that support the proposed laws; her views that it is unacceptable to introduce legislation without first consulting with persons directly affected; and if she will meet with sex workers before any new legislation is introduced. [41300/14]

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