120 Deputy Olivia Mitchell asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills the reasoning behind circular 58/2010 which requires the three-year period required to complete probation for primary school teachers to commence from the date of registration rather than from the date of employment; the reason the satisfaction of this condition is being made more onerous at a time when there are many teachers unable to find employment; the reason the Department is involving itself in the need to deal with applications for exemption from the three-year time frame on a case by case basis when there is no clear benefit from the rule change; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [37978/10]

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120 Deputy Olivia Mitchell asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Education and Skills the reasoning behind circular 58/2010 which requires the three-year period required to complete probation for primary school teachers to commence from the date of registration rather than from the date of employment; the reason the satisfaction of this condition is being made more onerous at a time when there are many teachers unable to find employment; the reason the Department is involving itself in the need to deal with applications for exemption from the three-year time frame on a case by case basis when there is no clear benefit from the rule change; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [37978/10]

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