294 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the situation in relation to the status of non-EU persons who have been living here on student visas for four years and wish to remain on after graduation; if they qualify as parents of a child born here before the change in the rules in 2002/2003; if they qualify under any scheme other than by obtaining a work permit or working visa; if such parents are both holders of PhDs obtained in universities here, if these qualifications are taken into account; and his views on whether a highly skilled migrant programme should or can be devised to attract them to stay. [27831/04]

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294 Mr. Cregan asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the situation in relation to the status of non-EU persons who have been living here on student visas for four years and wish to remain on after graduation; if they qualify as parents of a child born here before the change in the rules in 2002/2003; if they qualify under any scheme other than by obtaining a work permit or working visa; if such parents are both holders of PhDs obtained in universities here, if these qualifications are taken into account; and his views on whether a highly skilled migrant programme should or can be devised to attract them to stay. [27831/04]

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