The chief executive of Tusla, Ireland's child and family agency, has publicly stated that she does not accept full responsibility for the agency's significant failure to adhere to court orders designed to protect vulnerable children. A recent report presented to Dublin District Court highlighted alarming breaches concerning 471 children under care orders, with a total of 859 court directions ignored. This noncompliance has raised serious concerns and resulted in the court ordering further investigations into Tusla's practices and accountability regarding child welfare.
The chief executive of Tusla acknowledged the severity of the situation but refrained from accepting full responsibility for the agency's failures to comply with numerous court orders, which has led to serious concerns over vulnerable children's welfare.
Tusla's report revealed stunningly high numbers of noncompliance, including 471 children affected and 859 court directions ignored, leading to a judicial inquiry into the agency's practices.
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