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183. Deputy Tony McLoughlin asked the Minister for Social Protection the sick leave entitlements of an employee of an education and training board in the event of a workplace accident; if the education and training board employee's entitlements are restricted to 92 days on full pay and 91 days on half pay and with the one year rolling rule with a review over four years, that is, the dual look back; if the leave is ring-fenced as is the case in many other Government bodies and Departments, so as not to affect the employee's sick leave record or his or her future entitlements; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17830/16]

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183. Deputy Tony McLoughlin asked the Minister for Social Protection the sick leave entitlements of an employee of an education and training board in the event of a workplace accident; if the education and training board employee's entitlements are restricted to 92 days on full pay and 91 days on half pay and with the one year rolling rule with a review over four years, that is, the dual look back; if the leave is ring-fenced as is the case in many other Government bodies and Departments, so as not to affect the employee's sick leave record or his or her future entitlements; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17830/16]

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