128. Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the proposed timeline for the taking and completion of the Immigration, Residence and Protection Bill, if his attention has been drawn to improvements in the UK and whether or not these new structures might be adopted in Ireland, his views on a combined immigration and protection tribunal system, and other measures that might reduce the significant legal costs incurred in this area as a percentage of total costs as reported in the Refugees Appeals Tribunal 2011 Annual Report. [6515/13]

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128. Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for Justice and Equality the proposed timeline for the taking and completion of the Immigration, Residence and Protection Bill, if his attention has been drawn to improvements in the UK and whether or not these new structures might be adopted in Ireland, his views on a combined immigration and protection tribunal system, and other measures that might reduce the significant legal costs incurred in this area as a percentage of total costs as reported in the Refugees Appeals Tribunal 2011 Annual Report. [6515/13]

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