A review must be carried out on Tusla files amid concerns that incorrect information has been copied on to children’s case notes, according to Aontú.
The party’s leader, Peadar Tóibín, said he was concerned that false claims on files could lead to children being “wrongly or unnecessarily taken into care”.
Tusla staff handling child welfare concerns have previously used a process called “cloning” – where information about one child is copied on to the form relating to a sibling.
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