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Emergency care is supposed to be a last resort-not a long-term solution. Ireland's child and family agency, Tusla, says it has ended its use of Special Emergency Arrangements, replacing them with a fully regulated system that brings emergency placements under existing child care law and stricter oversight. The move follows years of criticism over children spending extended periods in unregulated settings, many run by private providers, and concerns about rising costs and accountability. Tusla says the reforms are designed to ensure emergency placements remain temporary, better supervised, and focused on moving vulnerable children into appropriate long-term care as quickly as possible.