240 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs her views on child benefit claims from mothers who are EU citizens and married to Irish born citizens and living here with their Irish born children, if these mothers, regardless of their EU country of origin, are required to produce certificates of residence on a quarterly basis in order to continue to receive child benefit; and if mothers from the United Kingdom, married to Irish citizens and living here, also are required to produce the same certification on a quarterly basis. [44737/09]

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240 Deputy Frank Feighan asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs her views on child benefit claims from mothers who are EU citizens and married to Irish born citizens and living here with their Irish born children, if these mothers, regardless of their EU country of origin, are required to produce certificates of residence on a quarterly basis in order to continue to receive child benefit; and if mothers from the United Kingdom, married to Irish citizens and living here, also are required to produce the same certification on a quarterly basis. [44737/09]

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