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PQ 116

116. Deputy Joe Carey asked the Minister for Finance his plans to extend the qualification criteria to benefit from the home renovation scheme for those sons and daughters or family members that may wish to provide enhanced living accommodation for elderly parents who cannot avail of the tax credit, in view of the fact that departmental grants for housing aid for older people, as administered by local authorities, are now so limited; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [16353/15]

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116. Deputy Joe Carey asked the Minister for Finance his plans to extend the qualification criteria to benefit from the home renovation scheme for those sons and daughters or family members that may wish to provide enhanced living accommodation for elderly parents who cannot avail of the tax credit, in view of the fact that departmental grants for housing aid for older people, as administered by local authorities, are now so limited; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [16353/15]

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