New Government subsidies for childminders will not cover nannies who come to work in people's homes.
"I think something we need to make clear, which is very confusing for a lot of people when they're talking about childminding, [is] it's only people who are self-employed," she said."If you're minding in a parents house - one of the children's houses - you're actually classed as a nanny. "There is different definitions for both: a nanny works in the parents household, they usually just mind one family, and it's up to those parents to be employers to that person.
"As a Tusla-registered minder, I know that Tusla can turn up on my doorstep at any time and inspect my house.Ms Ryan said some of the regulations stood out to her on her last inspection.
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