267 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the projected savings from the decision to ask all child benefit and one parent family payment claimants who live here but work in Northern Ireland to apply for child benefit and the child tax credit in Northern Ireland; the projected cost of the administration of applications for top-up payments from such parents; if she will give assurances that applications for top-up payments due to such parents are processed before Irish child benefit is cut off or reduced; the location where affected parents may obtain further information on these changes; the telephone number for direct queries; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [3955/10]

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267 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the projected savings from the decision to ask all child benefit and one parent family payment claimants who live here but work in Northern Ireland to apply for child benefit and the child tax credit in Northern Ireland; the projected cost of the administration of applications for top-up payments from such parents; if she will give assurances that applications for top-up payments due to such parents are processed before Irish child benefit is cut off or reduced; the location where affected parents may obtain further information on these changes; the telephone number for direct queries; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [3955/10]

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