349 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs further to her announcement some time ago that farmers’ wives working in partnership with their spouses can qualify for a non-means-tested pension as a result of the applicants’ claiming partnership status retrospectively, the position with regard to spouses of other self-employed individuals such as shopkeepers and publicans who would have worked full-time in the business and held no employment outside the business, in respect of claiming retrospection to a share of the PRSI paid by their spouses, provided they could meet similar requirements to those of farmers spouses; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [33311/08]

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349 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs further to her announcement some time ago that farmers’ wives working in partnership with their spouses can qualify for a non-means-tested pension as a result of the applicants’ claiming partnership status retrospectively, the position with regard to spouses of other self-employed individuals such as shopkeepers and publicans who would have worked full-time in the business and held no employment outside the business, in respect of claiming retrospection to a share of the PRSI paid by their spouses, provided they could meet similar requirements to those of farmers spouses; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [33311/08]

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