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PQ 193

193. Deputy John Brady asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason a person (details supplied) who is a medical card holder is not eligible to receive free school transport for their children and therefore it costs them a significant €700 per annum for their children to travel from their home to their school; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [34416/16]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

Introduced

15 November 2016

Last action

15 November 2016 · School Transport

Status

written

Sponsors

Brady, John.

Subjects

Transport, Education

Source updated

15 November 2016

Transport · Education

Summary

193. Deputy John Brady asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason a person (details supplied) who is a medical card holder is not eligible to receive free school transport for their children and therefore it costs them a significant €700 per annum for their children to travel from their home to their school; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [34416/16]

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  1. 15 November 2016

    School Transport

    193. Deputy John Brady asked the Minister for Education and Skills the reason a person (details supplied) who is a medical card holder is not eligible to receive free school transport for their children and therefore it costs them a significant €700 per annum for their children to travel from their home to their school; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [34416/16]

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  • Brady, John. · Asking member
  • Education · Education · Addressed to

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