593. Deputy Mick Wallace asked the Minister for Education and Skills her plans to introduce a statutory body to inspect special schools and units in order to ensure safety and an optimum level of care for children with special needs while in school, particularly in view of the fact that inspectorate reports and recommendations arising from whole-school evaluations are not always fully implemented by some schools which have been inspected, and the fact that the children with special needs in these units and schools are particularly vulnerable, with many of them having little or no communication skills; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [15576/15]

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593. Deputy Mick Wallace asked the Minister for Education and Skills her plans to introduce a statutory body to inspect special schools and units in order to ensure safety and an optimum level of care for children with special needs while in school, particularly in view of the fact that inspectorate reports and recommendations arising from whole-school evaluations are not always fully implemented by some schools which have been inspected, and the fact that the children with special needs in these units and schools are particularly vulnerable, with many of them having little or no communication skills; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [15576/15]

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