Ms Saoirse Brady:

I do not have direct experience but I am aware that the issue arose. As far as I know, Law Centre NI took a case on cross-Border childminding. I could send on the reference to that if I have it. That issue will continue to arise. Habitual residence has come into play for welfare payments on both sides of the Border. Having tests on where people live versus where they work always poses a problem and that will not be eliminated if we have any kind of Brexit.