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| Mrs Deidre Mc Grenaghan | Sperrin Lakeland Health & Social Care Trust (Chair) |
| DS Billy Cross | PSNI Care Unit, Enniskillen |
| Dr Josephine Deehan | General Practitioner, Health Centre, Omagh |
| Mr Paul Devlin | Area Manager, PBNI, Omagh |
| Ms Suzanne Bracken | Senior Mgt Officer, CCMS, Enniskillen |
| Ms Mark Rodgers | Co-ordinator, Extern, CSD, Coleshill |
| Ms Orla Conway | Team Leader, Omagh Women's Aid |
| Mr Martin Cartin | Therapist, Erne House |
| Mrs Ann-Hart Henderson | Advisory Teacher, WELB |
| Mrs Helen Hicks | Housing Officer, N.I.H.E |
| Mr Shaun Leary | (A) APSW, Family & Child Care, SLT |
| Mr Bob Booth | Senior Social Work Practitioner, Lisanelly Barracks |
| Dr Mackin | Community Consultant Paediatrician, Erne Hospital |
| Ms Bronagh Muldoon | School Children's Services Manager, Omagh |
| Ms Julie Murphy | Counsellor, Tara Centre |
| Dr Maura McDermott | CP, C&AT, Rivendell, Omagh |
| Mr Frank Britton | NBPO, 15 Elliott Place, Enniskillen |
| Ms Thelma Brown | Personnel Dept, Fermanagh District Council |
| Ms Marion Murphy | Nurse Manager, Health Visiting & Schools Nurses |
| Mr Mark Mc Crystal | Asst Principal Social Worker, Training |
| Mrs Sheila Colton | CPN, Belmore House, Darling Street, Enniskillen |
| Ms Sinead Dolan | Project Manager, Enniskillen Adolescent Partnership, Enniskillen |
| Mrs Pamela Ferguson | APSW, 2 Coleshill Road, Enniskillen |
| Dr Kusum Sharma | Consultant Community Paediatrician, Omagh Sector |
| Mrs Winnie Kelly | Co-ordinator, Sure Start Project, Omagh |
| Mrs Anne McGarvey | Non-Executive Director, Sperrin Lakeland Trust |
| Ms Siobhan McGeown | Senior Social Worker, Omagh Community Services Department |
| Ms Celine Quinn | Child Protection Nurse Advisor, Castle Buildings, Paget Square |
| Mr Martin Quinn | Principal Social Worker, WHSSB |
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We are indeed aware of Article 170: Privacy for children involved in certain proceedings. but also Section 62: Publication of material relating to legal proceedings (251.252.) Which means that nothing can be published that may identify any CHILD during court process, only after. However, Council's can publish photographs and detailed profiles of children online in advertising them for adoption.
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We Welcome the return of Government to Northern Ireland Devolution was restored to the Northern Ireland Assembly on Tuesday 8 May 2007 following the election of a four-party Executive of 12 ministers. Since now when trying to sort out Local N.I. Issues we may contact offices in Northern Ireland.
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