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14

Information Sharing and the Named Person: finding a way through the current debate


Information sharing and the named person are being debated in Parliament just now; Ben Farrugia gets to grips with the latest developments.   Read More ...


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Gordon Main (1)
Norma Brown (1)
Melissa Van Dyke (1)
Linda O'Neill (3)
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Amanda Lawler (1)
Thomas Abbott (1)
Jennifer McKean (1)
Leanne Mattu (1)
Charlie Gracie (1)
Liz Brabender (1)
Jennifer McKearney (1)
Stephanie Eregbu (1)
Raymond Soltysek (1)
Dr Lio Moscardini (1)
Judy Furnivall (4)
Ben Farrugia (2)
Diana Beveridge (1)
Paul McKee (1)
Lesley-Ann Stewart (1)
Ainsley Hainey (1)
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