Historical Institutional Abuse (Northern Ireland) Act 2019
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27 Monitoring specialist facilities
The Commissioner must monitor the operation of whatever facilities there are currently available in Northern Ireland which are solely for providing victims and survivors with— (a) counselling and supplementary information about how to access health services, housing services, education services or employment services, (b) help to improve literacy or numeracy, or (c) advice on opportunities for education or work or on entitlements to housing or social security benefits.
27 Monitoring specialist facilities
The Commissioner must monitor the operation of whatever facilities there are currently available in Northern Ireland which are solely for providing victims and survivors with— (a) counselling and supplementary information about how to access health services, housing services, education services or employment services, (b) help to improve literacy or numeracy, or (c) advice on opportunities for education or work or on entitlements to housing or social security benefits.
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