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PQ 186

186. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Transport the name of a company used to develop essential driver training on behalf of the Road Safety Authority in 2009; the fees paid to the company; if the company has conducted other work for the RSA since 2009; and if the RSA has a policy in relation to former staff engaging in consultancy work which it engages. [40128/20]

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186. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Transport the name of a company used to develop essential driver training on behalf of the Road Safety Authority in 2009; the fees paid to the company; if the company has conducted other work for the RSA since 2009; and if the RSA has a policy in relation to former staff engaging in consultancy work which it engages. [40128/20]

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