It is not clear if Stormont will receive extra UK government money to fix Raac-effected buildings.
In England, the government has said it will spend "whatever it takes to keep children safe".
But in a statement to BBC News NI, the Department of Finance said that "devolved administrations would normally receive Barnett consequentials of any additional funding provided to Whitehall departments for issues such as this". It said the information would help identify any high risks areas, confirm if Raac was ever used in Northern Ireland or assess the need for further surveys.Meanwhile, BBC News NI has learned that all of Northern Ireland's six FE Colleges are checking their campuses for use of the concrete.
Both North West Regional College and Northern Regional College said they were surveying their campuses for Raac.
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