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170. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection to set out the basis of the claim by her Department, in its publication on the social impact assessment of the main welfare and tax measures for 2015, that the most significant improvements between budget 2014 and budget 2015 were for the poorest and richest households, in view of the contradictory evidence published in its report. [5543/15]

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170. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection to set out the basis of the claim by her Department, in its publication on the social impact assessment of the main welfare and tax measures for 2015, that the most significant improvements between budget 2014 and budget 2015 were for the poorest and richest households, in view of the contradictory evidence published in its report. [5543/15]

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