Cuts to support for Ukrainian arrivals agreed

The video discusses Ireland's policy changes regarding support for Ukrainians due to the ongoing war. Over 100,000 Ukrainians have arrived, with 75,000 receiving state accommodation. The government plans to shift from crisis response to sustainable support, aligning with EU member states. A new system will provide 90-day accommodation in reception centers with integration and education support. Social welfare rates will be adjusted, and medical cards and child benefits will be accessible. The changes apply to new arrivals after a specified date, while existing arrangements remain unchanged.

What is the current number of Ukrainians receiving direct accommodation in Ireland?

• 50,000

• 75,000

• 100,000

• 25,000

What is the duration of stay in reception centers for new Ukrainian arrivals?

• 120 days

• 90 days

• 60 days

• 30 days

What will be the new social welfare rate for children?

• €35.00

• €29.80

• €20.00

• €25.50

What is the main reason for the changes in the support system for Ukrainians?

• Public demand

• Capacity constraints

• Increased funding

• Political pressure

Will the new system apply to Ukrainians who arrived before the specified date?

• Yes, it applies to all

• No, it applies to none

• No, only new arrivals

• Yes, but with exceptions