There will be occasions where exemptions are required, such as where young people use their phones to monitor medical conditions or for young carers who need to maintain contact with home.
Mairi McAllan: “There will be occasions where exemptions are required, such as where young people use their phones to monitor medical…”
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Explaining the need for flexibility in the mobile phone ban.
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