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PQ 1363

1363. Deputy John Lyons asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if he will liaise with the Road Safety Authority on the issue of the appeals process for failing a driving test; if he will consider an alternative appeals process to the current arrangement of a District Court hearing; if he will clarify if there is an appeal process open to drivers in a situation where they are alleged to be late for a test and are not permitted to take a test; and if the procedure of appealing via a District Court hearing still applies in this instance. [16106/13]

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1363. Deputy John Lyons asked the Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport if he will liaise with the Road Safety Authority on the issue of the appeals process for failing a driving test; if he will consider an alternative appeals process to the current arrangement of a District Court hearing; if he will clarify if there is an appeal process open to drivers in a situation where they are alleged to be late for a test and are not permitted to take a test; and if the procedure of appealing via a District Court hearing still applies in this instance. [16106/13]

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