67 Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will respond to claims from the ASTI that the curtailment of guidance provision in second level schools will lead to an increase in early school dropout; his views on a survey carried out by a company (details supplied) which shows that seven out of ten second-level schools are considering cutting back on guidance counselling by an average of almost eight hours as a result of his decision to abolish the ex-quota guidance provision for second-level schools from September onwards. [19511/12]

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67 Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills if he will respond to claims from the ASTI that the curtailment of guidance provision in second level schools will lead to an increase in early school dropout; his views on a survey carried out by a company (details supplied) which shows that seven out of ten second-level schools are considering cutting back on guidance counselling by an average of almost eight hours as a result of his decision to abolish the ex-quota guidance provision for second-level schools from September onwards. [19511/12]

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