Warnings that Tusla will not be able to cope after mandatory reporting is introduced

There are warnings that Tusla will not be able to cope with the increase in its workload after mandatory reporting is introduced.

Warnings that Tusla will not be able to cope after mandatory reporting is introduced

There are warnings that Tusla will not be able to cope with the increase in its workload after mandatory reporting is introduced.

The measure will mean people will be able to report cases of suspected abuse directly to the Child and Family Agency.

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