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Opinion One year on from the Prime Time childcare exposé – what have we learned?

I watched last year’s Prime Time documentary in tears, as did many parents around the country. Have the inspection and regulatory changes that followed been enough?

EXACTLY A YEAR ago today, RTE’s Prime Time documentary, A Breach of Trust, aired video footage that, to use a well-worn but entirely apt description, shocked the nation.

We witnessed a child being slammed down on a sleeping mat and a blanket being thrown over him. We saw a member of staff swearing at a little girl for sticking her fingers into her food. We heard children being referred to as “little bullies”, and staff telling other staff not to be afraid to be “tough” with them. There were children being strapped into chairs for up to two hours a day, though regulations (and common sense and human decency) say this should be for mealtimes only.

I watched in tears, as did parents all over the country – shocked that children were being treated this way, behind closed doors, by people in whom great trust had been placed. And compounding this, the children were mostly too young to be able to explain what was happening. Parents everywhere, including me, searched memories for any signs that our children could ever have been treated like this. Mine had been in a Giraffe crèche for four years, and my husband and I sat talking late into the night, going back over everything to see if we had missed something. It was the water-cooler conversation in the office the next morning and for days after, as we all tried to make sense of what we’d seen, and looked for ways to ensure that our own children were safe.

Good childcare workers

Beyond this, there was much concern for the many, many very good childcare workers who were equally horrified watching the programme, and who were anxious facing parents the following morning. Childcare employees who were caring and gentle with the children under their responsibility, were potentially tarred with the same brush as those featured on the Prime Time programme.

And parents, too, were feeling judged. Many were in receipt of comments like “I’m so glad I don’t have my child in a crèche” and ”I presume you’ll take your child out now?”

And of course it’s not that simple. Taking a child out of a crèche in which they’re happy, because of the distressing but uncommon occurrence shown on television, is neither logical nor practical. Yet parents felt they were being criticized for continuing to use crèches.

And one year on? Anecdotally, some children have been taken out of crèche - often from situations where there was already a question mark over the care. But most parents seem to have used the programme as a barometer – an opportunity to take stock, to question, to look at inspection reports. And, ultimately, to feel reassured that the loving and kind carers who are minding their children are still the same people they were before the programme aired.

New regulations

The Prime Time documentary also prompted some stock-taking at State level, and new regulations are due to be put in place later this year, that will give the inspection regime more power. The regulations for the pre-schools and crèches themselves will not change significantly, but the pressure to meet the existing regulations will be more intense, as inspectors are likely to have greater powers to fine or close those establishments that are in breach, according to an official at the Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

In addition to a more robust inspection regime, regulatory changes will include the requirements for all new childcare establishments to be formally registered, and for staff to attain a FETAC level 5 qualification in early childhood education. A Learners fund has been put in place to support existing staff who are working towards this, say the Department of Children and Youth Affairs.

Shortage of inspectors

However, strengthening the legislation is unlikely to be sufficient, as a shortage of inspectors is also a problem. According to Early Childhood Ireland, there is an inspection rate of just over 60%, which is obviously a key concern. This is due to a lack of inspectors, and is further hampered by the HSE recruitment embargo.

So even with more rigorous enforcement of regulations, and the efforts to recruit new inspectors, it will be difficult to cover all childcare facilities.

One hopes that while we await the changes, that increased parental vigilance and more robust self-governance by the crèches will be sufficient. And to that end, upsetting though it was at the time, the Prime Time documentary one year ago was a watershed moment for childcare in Ireland.

Andrea Mara has three small kids, one tall husband and one office job. She writes at OfficeMum.ie about being a parent, being a mother working outside the home, being a woman in the workplace. She’s just trying to keep her balance. Follow her tweets@office_mum or on Facebook.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:23 PM

    If you’re against these temporary measures then you obviously have no problem with the small percentage of eejits that think this doesn’t apply to them and won’t be complaining when our ICUs can’t cope with the influx of seriously ill people.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:37 PM

    @Johnny 5:

    Not against the law, but I’m glad to have people like the ICCL keeping the government in check. Debate and questioning is always necessary with big issues like this. I reckon they’re largely just playing devils advocate on this.

    Important to question the government and watch this carefully to make sure it’s only temporary and not extended indefinitely when it runs out.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:47 PM

    They are placing civil liberties before protecting life.. complete BS ..

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    Mute Mark Kelly
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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:50 PM

    @Johnny 5: If only I could be naive enough to believe these are temporary. The current strategy is going to lead to lockdown/opening/lockdown/opening cycle. HSE has already talked about surge 1, surge 2, surge 3. Prof Luke O’Neill has talked about multiple lockdowns. One case in a population with no immunity will, every time, lead to exponential growth.

    It’s a bit harder to accept these draconian measures and the destruction of the economy when you read the science and realise they are not temporary.

    There are scientists calling for much more honesty on current models and measures: https://medium.com/@wpegden/a-call-to-honesty-in-pandemic-modeling-5c156686a64b

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:53 PM

    @Johnny 5: it may well have to be extended……but only until the end of the viral epidemic here. The only mistake made was that it wasn’t introduced 2/3 weeks ago…….and for all those civil liberty folk you can all take deep breath we are not going to wake up in China in the morning. It will all be ok. Your weekends away will not be curtailed indefinitely.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:57 PM

    @SFAnkleTapper:

    They’re arguing for the other side when nobody else is willing to. That’s the basis of our legal system, and it’s an important part of a healthy democracy too.

    It’s not like they’re telling people to go out and ignore restrictions, or keeping a business open, they’re just writing some letters and bringing up decent arguments against the law. We’re free citizens to say “no, this law is good” and tell our TDs to support it.

    I am personally in agreement with the law, but I’m hoping that citizens watch this carefully and make sure our government doesn’t take any permanent powers that can’t be rolled back easily.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:04 PM

    @Johnny 5:

    Where were all these special measures when thousands of people urinate defecate outside peoples doors and in peoples gardens after the All Ireland Football Final ?

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:05 PM

    @: arguing the other side??……decent arguments against the Law?…..Such as what…..

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:13 PM

    @KEN L: that killing ppl yeah??

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:31 PM

    @KEN L: That’s tradition Ken.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:46 PM

    @Will:

    tradition to leave urine and excrement outside peoples doors ?

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    Apr 8th 2020, 2:17 PM

    @KEN L: Think that might be a slight exaggeration there Ken. One a two have a leak, sure, but I’ve attended 10 all Ireland football finals and have never seen anyone taking a dump in someone’s garden.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 5:33 PM

    @Mark Kelly: when I said the other day that the gov is not clear on anything and that we don’t know what and when to expect, I was told that we know everything and that I was grumpy. Rules are here, timelines are not. They will extend it every 2 weeks, although they must have some idea of progression of virus and economy. But every 2 weeks sounds better to people, just 2 more weeks and then we will see. 2 more weeks ppl, we can make it! :D

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:29 PM

    Liam Herrick telling the TheJournal.ie that these new laws give gardaí “powers over areas of our lives that have never been regulated by police here before”.

    We have also never dealt with a pandemic like this in our lifetime before. If you are abiding by the common sense recommendations regarding social distancing and limited movement, this will have no effect on you whatsoever.

    This is in place because of the small percentage of people that have no common sense or decency that could worsen our situation.

    As a country, we are playing a blinder. We are on track to get through this in a much better fashion than anybody expected. if these measures help with that, then I’m all for them.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:33 PM

    @Mike Ryan: I would also have no problem with the French way of naming and shaming the people stopped by Gardai for non essential travel from today.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:36 PM

    @Ricky: Absolutely agree.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:38 PM

    @Ricky: they should be done for endangerment, because that’s exactly what they’re doing, ok if they have no regard for their own lives or the lives of their loved ones but they are endangering the lives of others perhaps more vulnerable people….

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:08 PM

    @Mike Ryan:

    Last night there was a super moon so simon harris gave the guards “super” powers

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    Apr 8th 2020, 5:44 PM

    @Mike Ryan: While I agree generally with your sentiment Mike in think the possible sanction of a 6 month jail sentence is totally ridiculous at a time when we’ve had to release 250 prisoners back into society…Like really…What master brain thought that to be a deterrent ..quite obviously when Tony Holohan isn’t calling the shots the level of aptitude drops drastically.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:28 PM

    Of course these do gooders are out again with their concerns. The vast majority of people are complying but it’s the usual underclass element of society that will not in any way contribute to doing their bit for the country at this time. Need sanctions for these folk and actually follow through with them.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:36 PM

    @Longlin: underclass idiots going to their second homes while the plebs die trying to keep them alive

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:38 PM

    @Longlin:

    “these do gooders are out again with their concerns”

    Yeah… that’s part of living in a free and open society. Healthy democracy means we question our leaders. If we let things like this pass with zero debate it sets a bad precedent. We don’t want to end up like China where criticising the government automatically makes you the bad guy.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:48 PM

    @David Dineen: I don’t discriminate about anyone who thinks they’re above the law and what’s good for society. The ones I’ve seen congregating in groups in parks and not moving out of the way of people, are in the main the bottom feeders in our society but I’d have equal disdain for someone hopping in their Range Rover and heading off to their second home.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:06 PM

    @Jason Ebbs:

    Last night she called Simon Harris a satanist

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:32 PM

    The Council have got this totally wrong and damaged their credibility. And failing to gauge the mood of the nation in this crisis.
    Rules cant be strong enough for me as people are dying daily.
    Full support for Gardai and eternal gratitude for protecting us in the frontline.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:41 PM

    @David Glynn:

    They’re arguing for the case of civil liberties, and that’s their purpose in society. If they don’t play devils advocate from time to time, then who will?

    Our legal system is based on the idea that everyone has somebody to defend their case. Lawyers defend their clients even when they know they’re guilty as sin and deserve far worse. Similarly, groups like ICCL argue the case for civil liberty even when it’s unpopular.

    Debate and questioning is a feature of a healthy democracy, I agree with these laws, but I wouldn’t want a big measure like this to be taken with no debate, criticism, or concerns voiced.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:48 PM

    Thanks for the lecture. I am fully cognisant as to their role.
    They could have said that they understood the need but would be vigilant to ensure that rights would be protected in the aftermath of the pandemic.
    They didn’t. They got it wrong.
    I stand by my comment 100 percent.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:59 PM

    @David Glynn:

    I don’t think you understand the concept of “devils advocate”, otherwise you wouldn’t be bashing them for taking the role.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:46 PM

    @: I will be keeping a watchful eye pal…. ;)

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    Apr 8th 2020, 2:53 PM

    Who are they to decide what’s needed. We dont need a devil’s advocate on decisions driven by medical and scientific expertise.They are out of their depth here.
    But we’ll agree to disagree.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 3:05 PM

    @David Glynn: Absolutely…. Its about stopping the spread or the virus and saving lives…… I’m sure the civil liberty groups can give it a rest for one day….. There are more important issues than playing “Devils Avocate” with the Nations health and safety.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:26 PM

    Personally, I don’t give a toss about these being ‘extreme measures’…. Extend them. I’m going nowhere so it doesn’t affect me. Neither should any of you if you aren’t an essential worker. The people going out on little breaks this weekend, why? Where is there to go, what is there to do? The same kind of people that will get symptoms and not self-isolate either. Covid-19 isn’t the only plague on society.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:11 PM

    @Ricky:

    will someone please tell me exactly where they could be going ?

    the pubs are closed
    the cinemas are closed
    the chippers are closed
    Easons are closed

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:21 PM

    @KEN L: nature is open

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:23 PM

    @KEN L: It’s a BIG F-you to us,the law and law abiding society. Nobody will tell them what to do, where to go and Covid-19 won’t affect them anyway. Happy days.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:48 PM

    @Ricky:

    - buy groceries
    - go to work
    - got to hospital

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:35 PM

    Is it possible that joggers could actually leave the footpaths to people walking and observing social distancing? Coughing and sweating isn’t a good look these days.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:24 PM

    Living on the Southside of Dublin can only comment on what I’m seeing but I think for the most part people have abided by restrictions

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:26 PM

    @Donnacha Bhoicaire: there’s the issue ‘for the most part’…these laws are for the rest … If your indoors and or obeying the rules then no Garda will be bothering you.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:32 PM

    @Donnacha Bhoicaire: Living on the northside of Dublin, people are also abiding by the restrictions. Few eejits everywhere I’m afraid.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:00 PM

    @Donnacha Bhoicaire: yeah that’s why South Dub CoCo reported people taking ‘Closed’ signs off a playground yesterday and letting their kids play.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 7:40 PM

    @Donnacha Bhoicaire: Everyone except joggers.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:31 PM

    How can a health minister sign a measure into law giving powers to Gardai? Surely that’s the job of justice minister.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:33 PM

    @MollyMsalone: because the law says he can ..a law passed by the Oireachtas.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:40 PM

    If the public is so good at complying with the instructions, then these powers will never be used, and so surely it is irrelevant whether they are introduced or not.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 7:42 PM

    @Deirdre O’Byrne: because there will always be a cohort of selfish idiots who don’t give a toss about the people around them. These people require force to follow the law

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:56 PM

    With all of Leo and Simon’s spin unit clogging up the message boards back slapping and up-thumbing all around, virtually accusing those who disagree with them as condemning vast swathes of the population to death, here is someone with a different perspective.
    Can’t say that I agree completely, but he makes a good argument.

    https://gript.ie/lets-face-it-these-new-garda-powers-are-absurd/

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:53 PM

    Wouldn’t we be nice now if Sinn Féin were in power??

    We all know what their “comrades” did to our Gardai

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:58 PM

    PERSONALLY I’M DELIGHTED THESE NEW POWERS HAVE BEEN ENACTED AND I SINCERELY HOPE THEY ARE ENFORCED.
    THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE ARE VERY RESPONSIBLE AND LAW ABIDING AND WILL HAVE NO PROBLEM ADHERING TO THESE NEW LAWS. THE ONLY PEOPLE THESE NEW LAWS WILL EFFECT ARE THE MORONS THE KEEP GOING OUT WHEN THEY HAVE NO LEGITIMATE REASON TO BE OUT. THE DO GOODERS AS USUAL ARE UPSET AND ON THEIR HIGH HORSE GIVING OUT ABOUT ANYTHING THAT EFFECTS THOSE WHO FLOUT THE LAWS OF THE LAND. THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE WILL HAVE NO ISSUE WHAT SO EVER WITH THESE NEW LAWS BEING ENFORCED BECAUSE WE ARE ALREADY ABIDING BY THE RESTRICTIONS PLACED ON US, WE KNOW AND UNDERSTAND THAT THESE RESTRICTIONS ARE FOR OUR OWN GOOD, AND FOR THE GOOD OF OUR COUNTRY.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:17 PM

    @James Lane:

    PERSONALLY I’M DELIGHTED YOU TYPE IN BLOCK CAPITALS AND I SINCERELY HOPE YOU KEEP DOING IT. THE MAJORITY OF PEOPLE ARE VERY SLEEPY AND WILL A PROBLEM NOTICING COMMENTS HERE UNLESS YOU TYPE IN BLOCK CAPITALS.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 1:18 PM

    @James Lane:

    HAVE *

    WILL HAVE A PROBLEM

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:33 PM

    One, it will at least protect the guards from those horrid “Irish patriots” from their sovcit nonsense. On the other hand, there needs to be a sunset clause as there is potential to use these as section 40 have been misused in the past. While (almost) everyone is onside now, we don’t have a particularly good history of holding misuse of power to account.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:38 PM

    @Brynþór Patrekursson: There is a sunset clause – it expires in a few days

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:39 PM

    Does the Teapot not have to sign it before it can become law……

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    Apr 8th 2020, 3:22 PM

    These check points and stops on the streets pose the biggest treat to people catching/spreading this virus as guards seem to still lean into windows touching vehicles and are very close to people when stopping them on the street while they are making essential trips in most cases….my closest contact to anyone so far was with a garda yesterday when she stopped me returning home from a supermarket….they really need to give these guards training to protect themselves and people they are speaking to about this.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 8:16 PM

    The wealthy brought the virus in from their winter holidays and now they’re spreading by travelled to their big fancy holiday homes.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 12:23 PM

    It only takes one idiot to infect many…ICLU are fools…this is about protecting LIFE

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    Apr 8th 2020, 6:24 PM

    Charlie “RIC” Flanagan
    I wouldn’t trust a word out of that mans mouth. We haven’t forgotten Charle.
    No matter how long this pandemic lasts. We will never forget.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 7:34 PM

    The new measures last for just a few days. Such half arsed pussy footing about. These measures need to be enforced until the pandemic has cleared.

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    Apr 8th 2020, 8:13 PM

    There are very selfish people out there that need to a toe in the hole

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    Apr 8th 2020, 6:00 PM

    They’re behind you!! Lots of folk in the distance behind these three protectors of the law. Did they turn around or are all of those folk out with good reason!

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