105 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his plans to give a policy direction to city and county council managers regarding the pursuit of rate payers who are in arrears with their payments but who are making regular payments, or portions thereof, to the best of their ability, and in doing so are both keeping their businesses in operation with all the resultant benefits accruing to the wider economy while also recognising and maintaining their financial commitments to the council and to the State. [8938/11]

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105 Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his plans to give a policy direction to city and county council managers regarding the pursuit of rate payers who are in arrears with their payments but who are making regular payments, or portions thereof, to the best of their ability, and in doing so are both keeping their businesses in operation with all the resultant benefits accruing to the wider economy while also recognising and maintaining their financial commitments to the council and to the State. [8938/11]

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