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PQ 114

132 Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Minister for Social Protection the number of returning Irish citizens who have applied for means tested social welfare schemes; the number that have been refused on the grounds of not satisfying the habitual residence condition; and further, in the case of applications being refused, the number of these decisions that are being made by deciding officers and the number by the community welfare office. [6030/11]

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132 Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Minister for Social Protection the number of returning Irish citizens who have applied for means tested social welfare schemes; the number that have been refused on the grounds of not satisfying the habitual residence condition; and further, in the case of applications being refused, the number of these decisions that are being made by deciding officers and the number by the community welfare office. [6030/11]

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