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PQ 199

196 Mr. M. Higgins asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs his views on, and such action as his Department will take to address, the situation whereby women who in the past were forced to retire from public jobs upon their marriage are now refused State pensions due to the fact that they have not worked sufficient weeks to qualify for such a pension, in particular the way this ruling affects a person (details supplied). [12202/07]

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196 Mr. M. Higgins asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs his views on, and such action as his Department will take to address, the situation whereby women who in the past were forced to retire from public jobs upon their marriage are now refused State pensions due to the fact that they have not worked sufficient weeks to qualify for such a pension, in particular the way this ruling affects a person (details supplied). [12202/07]

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