695. Deputy Gerry Adams asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs his views that a serious anomaly exists within the early childhood care and education scheme, whereby the Departments of Children and Youth Affairs and Education and Skills and the Health Service Executive are failing children with special needs where they reach the cut-off age while within the scheme and are then forced to seek an exemption to complete the scheme; and his views that these organisations need to urgently address this situation. [30664/15]

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695. Deputy Gerry Adams asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs his views that a serious anomaly exists within the early childhood care and education scheme, whereby the Departments of Children and Youth Affairs and Education and Skills and the Health Service Executive are failing children with special needs where they reach the cut-off age while within the scheme and are then forced to seek an exemption to complete the scheme; and his views that these organisations need to urgently address this situation. [30664/15]

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