199. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade the legislative basis of the Government's policy not to issue travel documents to non-nationals experiencing grave humanitarian disasters whose passports have been lost, damaged or destroyed as a consequence of the conditions they are seeking to be removed from (details supplied); and whether he will consider legislation which will allow Irish embassies issue travel documents to non-citizens whose passports have been damaged, lost or destroyed and where issuing these documents will allow a person to be evacuated from a grave humanitarian disaster. [51176/25]

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199. Deputy Richard Boyd Barrett asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade the legislative basis of the Government's policy not to issue travel documents to non-nationals experiencing grave humanitarian disasters whose passports have been lost, damaged or destroyed as a consequence of the conditions they are seeking to be removed from (details supplied); and whether he will consider legislation which will allow Irish embassies issue travel documents to non-citizens whose passports have been damaged, lost or destroyed and where issuing these documents will allow a person to be evacuated from a grave humanitarian disaster. [51176/25]

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