Minister accused of ignoring expert advice

Fine Gael is accusing the Minister for Education of ignoring his own experts on special education by implementing cutbacks.

Minister accused of ignoring expert advice
Fri, 13 Feb, 2009 - 13:17

Fine Gael is accusing the Minister for Education of ignoring his own experts on special education by implementing cutbacks.

The National Council for Special Education is tasked with advising the minister.

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