Debate contribution: Historical Clerical Child Abuse Investigation: Communication Plan

Debate contribution by Mr John Blair on 20 January 2025.

MLA: Mr John Blair
Party at the time: Alliance Party
Date: 20 January 2025
Type: Debate contribution
Business: Oral Answers to Questions
Heading: Historical Clerical Child Abuse Investigation: Communication Plan
Assembly identifier: Official Report component 4744542

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I thank the First Minister for the answer. Evidence to the Executive Office Committee last week was clear that there are people, even people who are still resident in Northern Ireland, who are not aware of the redress scheme on the historic institutional abuse of children. What specific learning has been taken to ensure that that is not repeated in the historical clerical child abuse investigation?

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This follow-up belongs to: Topical question AQT 902/22-27.

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