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PQ 668

668. Deputy Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the policy of her Department regarding situations where families, particularly single-parent families, find themselves in emergency accommodation; her views on whether Tusla should not take an adverse view of the family being in this accommodation; and if this will be considered a basis for concern as regards the child's welfare that might lead to a child being removed from the care of his or her parents. [30827/16]

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668. Deputy Donnchadh Ó Laoghaire asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs the policy of her Department regarding situations where families, particularly single-parent families, find themselves in emergency accommodation; her views on whether Tusla should not take an adverse view of the family being in this accommodation; and if this will be considered a basis for concern as regards the child's welfare that might lead to a child being removed from the care of his or her parents. [30827/16]

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