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Yes, and secondary schools should be obligated to provide classes teaching students about the government and political processes.

No, but a thorough screening should be done with whatever tools we have available.

No, but only after first providing health advice in line with contemporary scientific consensus.

Yes, and it should be illegal for businesses to advertise junk food products to children (eg. Happy Meals at McDonalds with toys inside).

Yes, save for exceptions of people who might be endangered by receiving the vaccine (eg. immunocompromised people).

No, but all political advertising should be recognisably marked as to its source, and should be fact-checked to only contain verifiable information.

Yes, but only in regards to fake information that endangers public health and safety (eg. conspiracies about COVID-19).

Yes, but only participating in sessions in the Dáil that affect Northern Ireland as well as the Republic

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