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PQ 999

999. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills her views on the discrepancy in the payments made to qualified teachers recognised by the Teaching Council, who are employed in post-leaving certificate colleges subject to the Haddington Road agreement, who are undertaking extra substitution and supervising hours without payment and who are required to sign up to the Teaching Council on a yearly basis, while those without qualifications receive similar levels of pay and are not required to undertake the extra work required by the Haddington Road agreement or to pay the Teaching Council. [22280/15]

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999. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Education and Skills her views on the discrepancy in the payments made to qualified teachers recognised by the Teaching Council, who are employed in post-leaving certificate colleges subject to the Haddington Road agreement, who are undertaking extra substitution and supervising hours without payment and who are required to sign up to the Teaching Council on a yearly basis, while those without qualifications receive similar levels of pay and are not required to undertake the extra work required by the Haddington Road agreement or to pay the Teaching Council. [22280/15]

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