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PQ 1514

1514. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Social Protection the recourse to appeal there is for persons that are referred onto a JobPath programme within 20 days of commencing a jobseeker's allowance claim, in which those persons are committed to taking college places, the CAO process has been commenced, applications submitted and accepted and in which those persons are advised by their employment adviser that they are not permitted to undertake upskilling opportunities for more than 52 weeks; her views on whether this is financially beneficial to the JobPath contractors; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [35687/17]

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1514. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Social Protection the recourse to appeal there is for persons that are referred onto a JobPath programme within 20 days of commencing a jobseeker's allowance claim, in which those persons are committed to taking college places, the CAO process has been commenced, applications submitted and accepted and in which those persons are advised by their employment adviser that they are not permitted to undertake upskilling opportunities for more than 52 weeks; her views on whether this is financially beneficial to the JobPath contractors; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [35687/17]

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