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PQ 110

110. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Social Protection the support or assistance that will be provided by her Department to citizens who have availed of early retirement or redundancy schemes in which the scheme has specifically indicated that the citizen will begin to receive a State pension from the age of 65 years but who will not now be entitled to receive any State pension until they reach 66 years of age due to recent changes to the State pension scheme. [42856/13]

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110. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Social Protection the support or assistance that will be provided by her Department to citizens who have availed of early retirement or redundancy schemes in which the scheme has specifically indicated that the citizen will begin to receive a State pension from the age of 65 years but who will not now be entitled to receive any State pension until they reach 66 years of age due to recent changes to the State pension scheme. [42856/13]

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