246 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform in view of recent announcements regarding making Ireland more attractive to foreign students, why is it that, according to the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service website, those wishing to study here, if they have ever been refused a visa for any country, must submit the original letter of refusal issued by the authorities of that state while all other applications need only submit details of the refusal, and do not have to submit the original letter; is it reasonable to expect a person to keep a letter of refusal for up to ten years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35293/10]

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246 Deputy Brian Hayes asked the Minister for Justice and Law Reform in view of recent announcements regarding making Ireland more attractive to foreign students, why is it that, according to the Irish Naturalisation and Immigration Service website, those wishing to study here, if they have ever been refused a visa for any country, must submit the original letter of refusal issued by the authorities of that state while all other applications need only submit details of the refusal, and do not have to submit the original letter; is it reasonable to expect a person to keep a letter of refusal for up to ten years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35293/10]

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