122 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the reason there is no arrangement whereby the interests of Irish citizens are safeguarded vis-à-vis the operation of the habitual residence rule including reasons that may relate to EU law; the details of other EU jurisdictions that are applying this rule to their own citizens or disregarding the rule in relation to their own citizens; and the number of Irish citizens who have to date been refused social welfare payments under this rule with a breakdown by the number of children and the number of adults. [29224/07]

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122 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the reason there is no arrangement whereby the interests of Irish citizens are safeguarded vis-à-vis the operation of the habitual residence rule including reasons that may relate to EU law; the details of other EU jurisdictions that are applying this rule to their own citizens or disregarding the rule in relation to their own citizens; and the number of Irish citizens who have to date been refused social welfare payments under this rule with a breakdown by the number of children and the number of adults. [29224/07]

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