219 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the situation in relation to the rules regarding categories of workers who had to pay PRSI during the years 1967 to 1974; if the necessity to pay contributions was based on income or category of workers; the definition of manual or non-manual workers; the reason some workers were refused the opportunity to pay contributions, while others deemed manual were allowed pay even if on higher wages; if this discriminatory provision was ever challenged legally or set aside by an appeals officer; and if people with gaps in their record can now have their contributions restored or can they be given the right to purchase them back. [11915/07]

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219 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs the situation in relation to the rules regarding categories of workers who had to pay PRSI during the years 1967 to 1974; if the necessity to pay contributions was based on income or category of workers; the definition of manual or non-manual workers; the reason some workers were refused the opportunity to pay contributions, while others deemed manual were allowed pay even if on higher wages; if this discriminatory provision was ever challenged legally or set aside by an appeals officer; and if people with gaps in their record can now have their contributions restored or can they be given the right to purchase them back. [11915/07]

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