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The report of the committee of inquiry into violence in schools, which was set up in the wake of the Betharram case, was adopted by the deputies. MPs MoDem, a few Macro-nist MPs and half of the parliamentarians Gathering National abstained.
No member voted against out of 72 members of the Committee on Cultural Affairs and Education. 50 joint recommendations were formulated to combat violence in
According to a parliamentary source, none of the 72 members of the Committee on Cultural Affairs and Education voted against it, but several abstained, and the report will be presented publicly on 3 July.
Members of the Independent Commission of Inquiry have begun collecting testimonies to investigate the cases of sexual and violent abuse related to the Betharram school.
The report of the Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry on the Prevention and Control of Violence in Schools was unanimously adopted on Wednesday, 25 June. Working in the wake of the Betharram case, the report makes 50 recommendations to better protect students in schools.
The report of the commission of inquiry, which follows the revelations on the violence in Betharram, was presented this Wednesday morning and voted in camera. The details of the proposals will not be made public.
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