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PQ 140

212 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Transport if he will include, in the forthcoming Road Traffic Bill 2009, provision for free of charge residents only parking to deal with the problem that current parking laws only allow for residential disc parking which requires a charge and acts as a deterrent for consensus among neighbours on measures to deal with parking problems; and if, failing inclusion in the Road Traffic Bill 2009, he will refer the matter to the Law Reform Commission and request that they consider the way such a law might be introduced. [39506/09]

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212 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Transport if he will include, in the forthcoming Road Traffic Bill 2009, provision for free of charge residents only parking to deal with the problem that current parking laws only allow for residential disc parking which requires a charge and acts as a deterrent for consensus among neighbours on measures to deal with parking problems; and if, failing inclusion in the Road Traffic Bill 2009, he will refer the matter to the Law Reform Commission and request that they consider the way such a law might be introduced. [39506/09]

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