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PQ 214

214. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Defence in the context of the Military Service Pensions Act 1934, if there is a distinction between active service and service; the way decisions are made to issue a certificate of active service under the Act; the way surviving family of a former activist under the Act can apply for a certificate of active service issued and to have evidence they may hold in that regard assessed by the Department (details supplied) [24715/13]

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214. Deputy Michael McGrath asked the Minister for Defence in the context of the Military Service Pensions Act 1934, if there is a distinction between active service and service; the way decisions are made to issue a certificate of active service under the Act; the way surviving family of a former activist under the Act can apply for a certificate of active service issued and to have evidence they may hold in that regard assessed by the Department (details supplied) [24715/13]

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