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PQ 52

52. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if civil, social and political education will be removed as a compulsory State examinable subject under the new junior cycle curriculum; and the way students will be educated in areas such as aspects of active citizenship, human rights and the political system under the new curriculum. [26368/14]

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52. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Education and Skills if civil, social and political education will be removed as a compulsory State examinable subject under the new junior cycle curriculum; and the way students will be educated in areas such as aspects of active citizenship, human rights and the political system under the new curriculum. [26368/14]

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