139. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Finance the way the Revenue Commissioner intends to value properties for the property tax; and if he is satisfied that Revenue have sufficient staff to undertake this commitment, particularity in the context of the immediate debacles that followed the centralisation of medical cards applications and student grant applications via Student Universal Support Ireland, and approximately 220 staff having retired from Revenue by February of last year. [1248/13]

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139. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Finance the way the Revenue Commissioner intends to value properties for the property tax; and if he is satisfied that Revenue have sufficient staff to undertake this commitment, particularity in the context of the immediate debacles that followed the centralisation of medical cards applications and student grant applications via Student Universal Support Ireland, and approximately 220 staff having retired from Revenue by February of last year. [1248/13]

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