610 Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science the number of special needs assistants that were made redundant in south Tipperary on 29 January 2010, or in the weeks preceding or following that date; when an audit of special needs assistants was agreed by his Department; the rationale of this audit; the provision that has been made for children previously being assisted by special needs assistants and who will now have to be educated without one; his views on schools being left without any special needs assistants; and if children’s outstanding applications to be assessed for special needs assistants are being delayed by this audit. [7980/10]

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610 Deputy Tom Hayes asked the Minister for Education and Science the number of special needs assistants that were made redundant in south Tipperary on 29 January 2010, or in the weeks preceding or following that date; when an audit of special needs assistants was agreed by his Department; the rationale of this audit; the provision that has been made for children previously being assisted by special needs assistants and who will now have to be educated without one; his views on schools being left without any special needs assistants; and if children’s outstanding applications to be assessed for special needs assistants are being delayed by this audit. [7980/10]

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