Tusla Received 21 Allegations Of Child Abuse From Scouting Ireland Last Year
Scouting Ireland is expected to appear before an Oireachtas Committee later
The child and family agency is appearing before an Oireachtas Committee, following concerns about the safety of children at the organisation.
Scouting Ireland is expected to appear later this afternoon to allow both parties to share their progress on safeguarding policies.
Service Director with Tusla, Linda Creamer, outlines what stage the cases are currently at:
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