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PQ 783

790 Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs if there is a specific general policy in place whereby the Health Service Executive is obliged to facilitate access to the information contained in adoption records after the adopted persons have reached adulthood; the measures or procedures that are currently in place to facilitate such access; her plans to create a centralised records archive for adoption files in order that those who are the subject of such records may more easily access information pertaining to their cases; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [22944/11]

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14 September 2011

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790 Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Children and Youth Affairs if there is a specific general policy in place whereby the Health Service Executive is obliged to facilitate access to the information contained in adoption records after the adopted persons have reached adulthood; the measures or procedures that are currently in place to facilitate such access; her plans to create a centralised records archive for adoption files in order that those who are the subject of such records may more easily access information pertaining to their cases; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [22944/11]

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