585 Deputy Lucinda Creighton asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the progress he has made in implementing the national action plan to combat human trafficking, specifically awareness raising by means of targeted campaigns, programmes and information aimed at law enforcement and front-line personnel, victims, migrant communities, countries of origin; the development of a data strategy to establish the nature and extent of human trafficking in Ireland that will provide an evidential basis for future policies and programmes to tackle trafficking in persons; the provision of accommodation, medical treatment, counselling, material assistance, legal aid and advice and interpretation and translation where necessary; access to the labour market for persons not in the asylum system who are granted six months temporary residence permits renewable; information outlining the rights and services available to potential or suspected victims or both and the contact details for organisations which will be useful to a potential and or suspected victim; with reference to child victims, the progress he has made regarding counselling and debriefing, together with a multidisciplinary assessment of need and a care plan ending of the practice of accommodating children in hostels; placing children with families in local communities throughout the State; whether an emergency alert system for missing children similar to amber alert in place in other countries should be established; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1245/11]

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585 Deputy Lucinda Creighton asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform the progress he has made in implementing the national action plan to combat human trafficking, specifically awareness raising by means of targeted campaigns, programmes and information aimed at law enforcement and front-line personnel, victims, migrant communities, countries of origin; the development of a data strategy to establish the nature and extent of human trafficking in Ireland that will provide an evidential basis for future policies and programmes to tackle trafficking in persons; the provision of accommodation, medical treatment, counselling, material assistance, legal aid and advice and interpretation and translation where necessary; access to the labour market for persons not in the asylum system who are granted six months temporary residence permits renewable; information outlining the rights and services available to potential or suspected victims or both and the contact details for organisations which will be useful to a potential and or suspected victim; with reference to child victims, the progress he has made regarding counselling and debriefing, together with a multidisciplinary assessment of need and a care plan ending of the practice of accommodating children in hostels; placing children with families in local communities throughout the State; whether an emergency alert system for missing children similar to amber alert in place in other countries should be established; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [1245/11]

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