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177. Deputy Pat Deering asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the reason unemployed persons who do not have a social welfare claim in their own right, namely, they are classed as qualified adult dependents, are excluded from the Tús - work placement initiative, even though spousal transfer is allowed for the rural social scheme; the reason unemployed persons under 25 years of age who are living at home, and whose parents are earning just above the cut-off point for their dependents to be eligible for jobseeker's payment, are excluded from the initiative. [36393/15]

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177. Deputy Pat Deering asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the reason unemployed persons who do not have a social welfare claim in their own right, namely, they are classed as qualified adult dependents, are excluded from the Tús - work placement initiative, even though spousal transfer is allowed for the rural social scheme; the reason unemployed persons under 25 years of age who are living at home, and whose parents are earning just above the cut-off point for their dependents to be eligible for jobseeker's payment, are excluded from the initiative. [36393/15]

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