PQ 103
103. Deputy Steven Matthews asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the case of credit unions that do not qualify for the temporary wage subsidy scheme in view of the fact their turnover has not dropped below 25% as saving deposits have largely remained constant throughout the Covid-19 crisis (details supplied); and if he has considered metrics to measure business performance other than turnover with regard to the scheme. [11287/20]
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103. Deputy Steven Matthews asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the case of credit unions that do not qualify for the temporary wage subsidy scheme in view of the fact their turnover has not dropped below 25% as saving deposits have largely remained constant throughout the Covid-19 crisis (details supplied); and if he has considered metrics to measure business performance other than turnover with regard to the scheme. [11287/20]
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