240. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform if existing Irish and European Union fiscal rules, such as the expenditure benchmark or fiscal treaty debt and deficit rules or any other policy or legal commitment to the European Union institutions would restrict the use of any proceeds from the sale of State assets, such as Aer Lingus, from being used to fund current or capital expenditure, and would require the Government to divert such proceeds exclusively or primarily into reducing Government debt. [9255/15]

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240. Deputy Mary Lou McDonald asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform if existing Irish and European Union fiscal rules, such as the expenditure benchmark or fiscal treaty debt and deficit rules or any other policy or legal commitment to the European Union institutions would restrict the use of any proceeds from the sale of State assets, such as Aer Lingus, from being used to fund current or capital expenditure, and would require the Government to divert such proceeds exclusively or primarily into reducing Government debt. [9255/15]

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