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PQ 251

249 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources the average annual increase in salary costs, overtime and travel to, from and in the decentralised offices in the three years following decentralisation compared to these costs for those business units in the three years preceding decentralisation, in respect of the last decentralisation by his Department. [19101/04]

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29 June 2004

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29 June 2004 · Decentralisation Programme.

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Richard Bruton

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29 June 2004

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249 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources the average annual increase in salary costs, overtime and travel to, from and in the decentralised offices in the three years following decentralisation compared to these costs for those business units in the three years preceding decentralisation, in respect of the last decentralisation by his Department. [19101/04]

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  1. 29 June 2004

    Decentralisation Programme.

    249 Mr. R. Bruton asked the Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources the average annual increase in salary costs, overtime and travel to, from and in the decentralised offices in the three years following decentralisation compared to these costs for those business units in the three years preceding decentralisation, in respect of the last decentralisation by his Department. [19101/04]

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Decentralisation Programme.

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  • Richard Bruton · Asking member
  • Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources · Minister for Communications, Marine and Natural Resources · Addressed to

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