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PQ 27

27. Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Defence the number of families living in Army accommodation who were given a notice-to-quit order by the Army authorities, between 2011 and 2014, because they were deemed to be no longer cohabiting; the position regarding a couple who are still legally married but currently separated; and his plans to review the current eviction process for dealing with sensitive cases, or those experiencing relationship difficulties, who in many cases are unable to source alternative accommodation. [6874/15]

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27. Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Defence the number of families living in Army accommodation who were given a notice-to-quit order by the Army authorities, between 2011 and 2014, because they were deemed to be no longer cohabiting; the position regarding a couple who are still legally married but currently separated; and his plans to review the current eviction process for dealing with sensitive cases, or those experiencing relationship difficulties, who in many cases are unable to source alternative accommodation. [6874/15]

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