909. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Education and Youth the steps her Department is taking to ensure that Irish healthcare and education practices prioritise evidence-based, safeguarded, and transparent approaches for children's wellbeing in view of the Cass Review (England) (details supplied); and the steps being taken to ensure that parents are fully informed of programme content, that it is implemented with parental oversight, and that all school programmes, healthcare practices, and curriculum materials are balanced, evidence-based, and in line with child safeguarding principles. [59884/25]

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909. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Education and Youth the steps her Department is taking to ensure that Irish healthcare and education practices prioritise evidence-based, safeguarded, and transparent approaches for children's wellbeing in view of the Cass Review (England) (details supplied); and the steps being taken to ensure that parents are fully informed of programme content, that it is implemented with parental oversight, and that all school programmes, healthcare practices, and curriculum materials are balanced, evidence-based, and in line with child safeguarding principles. [59884/25]

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