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PQ 600

600. Deputy John Halligan asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs further to Parliamentary Question No. 226 of 24 April 2013, if she will confirm to date the steps that have been taken to advertise the existence of the 116000 hotline here; if she will commit to organising that the relevant informational posters be forwarded to all colleges, schools, crèches and indeed all public buildings with a request that it be prominently displayed therein; further to this as we are co-hosting a debate in June on the issue of missing children, if she will commit to having information about the 116000 hotline made visible on all official websites and any communications relating to same; if she will confirm whether the onus is now on the ISPCC to ensure the 116000 hotline remains operational from this point on; if she is in a position to guarantee that this service will receive annual State funding; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [24247/13]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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21 May 2013

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21 May 2013 · Missing Persons Hotline

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written

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Halligan, John.

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Discovery layer

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21 May 2013

Summary

600. Deputy John Halligan asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs further to Parliamentary Question No. 226 of 24 April 2013, if she will confirm to date the steps that have been taken to advertise the existence of the 116000 hotline here; if she will commit to organising that the relevant informational posters be forwarded to all colleges, schools, crèches and indeed all public buildings with a request that it be prominently displayed therein; further to this as we are co-hosting a debate in June on the issue of missing children, if she will commit to having information about the 116000 hotline made visible on all official websites and any communications relating to same; if she will confirm whether the onus is now on the ISPCC to ensure the 116000 hotline remains operational from this point on; if she is in a position to guarantee that this service will receive annual State funding; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [24247/13]

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  1. 21 May 2013

    Missing Persons Hotline

    600. Deputy John Halligan asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs further to Parliamentary Question No. 226 of 24 April 2013, if she will confirm to date the steps that have been taken to advertise the existence of the 116000 hotline here; if she will commit to organising that the relevant informational posters be forwarded to all colleges, schools, crèches and indeed all public buildings with a request that it be prominently displayed therein; further to this as we are co-hosting a debate in June on the issue of missing children, if she will commit to having information about the 116000 hotline made visible on all official websites and any communications relating to same; if she will confirm whether the onus is now on the ISPCC to ensure the 116000 hotline remains operational from this point on; if she is in a position to guarantee that this service will receive annual State funding; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [24247/13]

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