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PQ 1020

1020. Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Social Protection if she has considered extending the period during which domiciliary care allowance can be paid beyond the 16th birthday for those who continue in full-time education and do not wish to seek eligibility for disability allowance which is paid on an entirely different criteria, so it would be on similar years as for the standard child benefit. [35825/24]

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1020. Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Social Protection if she has considered extending the period during which domiciliary care allowance can be paid beyond the 16th birthday for those who continue in full-time education and do not wish to seek eligibility for disability allowance which is paid on an entirely different criteria, so it would be on similar years as for the standard child benefit. [35825/24]

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