114 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the continuing difficulty for some young people, particularly those in trainee positions, in opening bank accounts due to the list of documents required of them by their banks, and in particular documents which prove address; if his attention has been further drawn to a bank (details supplied) in Dublin 11 which is no longer accepting ML 10 Garda forms as proof of identity and address; and the plans he has to change the regulations to make it easier for young people to open bank accounts. [6519/04]

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114 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the continuing difficulty for some young people, particularly those in trainee positions, in opening bank accounts due to the list of documents required of them by their banks, and in particular documents which prove address; if his attention has been further drawn to a bank (details supplied) in Dublin 11 which is no longer accepting ML 10 Garda forms as proof of identity and address; and the plans he has to change the regulations to make it easier for young people to open bank accounts. [6519/04]

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