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PQ 173

215 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs further to Parliamentary Questions Nos. 84 and 91 on 23 February 2010 regarding the resuming residence guideline, the way a person who left Ireland prior to the introduction of the habitual residence condition in 2004 can prove they were habitually resident; the means by which a deciding officer distinguishes between resuming previous residence and starting a new period of residence. [10675/10]

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215 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs further to Parliamentary Questions Nos. 84 and 91 on 23 February 2010 regarding the resuming residence guideline, the way a person who left Ireland prior to the introduction of the habitual residence condition in 2004 can prove they were habitually resident; the means by which a deciding officer distinguishes between resuming previous residence and starting a new period of residence. [10675/10]

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