Report says 'root and branch reform' needed for child protection services

A daming review of child protection services from the Independent Child Death Review Group says a "root and branch reform" of the system in Ireland is required.

Wed, 20 Jun, 2012 - 15:28

A daming review of child protection services from the Independent Child Death Review Group says a "root and branch reform" of the system in Ireland is required.

The 437-page report criticised the level of care given to vulnerable children in care, after care and known to the HSE.

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