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PQ 176

176. Deputy Gabrielle McFadden asked the Minister for Education and Skills if there are sources of appropriate funding for persons on long-term illness benefit studying part-time degree courses, since, as it stands, persons on long-term illness benefit may receive a back-to-education allowance or a Student Universal Support Ireland grant only if they are studying a full-time course. [42419/14]

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176. Deputy Gabrielle McFadden asked the Minister for Education and Skills if there are sources of appropriate funding for persons on long-term illness benefit studying part-time degree courses, since, as it stands, persons on long-term illness benefit may receive a back-to-education allowance or a Student Universal Support Ireland grant only if they are studying a full-time course. [42419/14]

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