121 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if his views on extending back the concession introduced some years ago whereby persons who dropped out of the insured workforce on order to undertake caring duties for children under 12 years or other persons in need of long-term care, would have those years of absence ignored for the purpose of averaging contributions, whereby such years would be ignored regardless of when they occurred and not only in more recent years. [17747/06]

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121 Mr. Bruton asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if his views on extending back the concession introduced some years ago whereby persons who dropped out of the insured workforce on order to undertake caring duties for children under 12 years or other persons in need of long-term care, would have those years of absence ignored for the purpose of averaging contributions, whereby such years would be ignored regardless of when they occurred and not only in more recent years. [17747/06]

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