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PQ 828

828. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration to provide a written explanation of the criteria used by his Department and by IPAS to classify or distinguish between different categories of international protection accommodation centres, including the basis on which certain centres are designated as large-scale or "mega" centres; whether such classification is determined by reference to property size, the number of residents accommodated, the ratio of IPAS residents to the local population, or any other metric; and to publish any internal guidance documents setting out these classifications. [30128/26]

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828. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration to provide a written explanation of the criteria used by his Department and by IPAS to classify or distinguish between different categories of international protection accommodation centres, including the basis on which certain centres are designated as large-scale or "mega" centres; whether such classification is determined by reference to property size, the number of residents accommodated, the ratio of IPAS residents to the local population, or any other metric; and to publish any internal guidance documents setting out these classifications. [30128/26]

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