Govt asked to clarify position on Children's Rights referendum

The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Children’s Rights will meet today to discuss the proposed Children's Rights referendum.

Govt asked to clarify position on Children's Rights referendum
Tue, 09 Sep, 2008 - 10:19

The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Children’s Rights will meet today to discuss the proposed Children's Rights referendum.

Last week Children's Minister Barry Andrews indicated it may be possible to strengthen child protection laws without the country going to the polls.

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