220. Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Finance when he expects to receive a review of the operation of local property tax; when he expects to rectify the anomaly whereby pyrite-affected homeowners are expected under the legislation to pay for expensive core sample testing, completely unnecessarily, in order to avail of their entitlement to the exemption from the tax; his views on whether such testing is excessive and unnecessary given that the Revenue Commissioners' staff are not trained to interpret either X-ray diffraction or petrographic testing; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25697/15]

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220. Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Finance when he expects to receive a review of the operation of local property tax; when he expects to rectify the anomaly whereby pyrite-affected homeowners are expected under the legislation to pay for expensive core sample testing, completely unnecessarily, in order to avail of their entitlement to the exemption from the tax; his views on whether such testing is excessive and unnecessary given that the Revenue Commissioners' staff are not trained to interpret either X-ray diffraction or petrographic testing; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [25697/15]

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