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181 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Social Protection the restrictions that apply to persons of 18 years and over living at home in qualifying for jobseeker’s allowance at the full rate and if any changes are planned in this in the context of the four year budgetary plan. [44617/10]

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25 November 2010 · Social Welfare Code

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25 November 2010

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181 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Social Protection the restrictions that apply to persons of 18 years and over living at home in qualifying for jobseeker’s allowance at the full rate and if any changes are planned in this in the context of the four year budgetary plan. [44617/10]

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  1. 25 November 2010

    Social Welfare Code

    181 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Social Protection the restrictions that apply to persons of 18 years and over living at home in qualifying for jobseeker’s allowance at the full rate and if any changes are planned in this in the context of the four year budgetary plan. [44617/10]

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