44 Ms McManus asked the Minister for Defence his views on the recent statement from the general secretary of PDFORRA that morale among Naval Service members and their families is at an all-time low; his further views on the number of Naval Service members currently applying to leave the service; the efforts being made to ensure that personnel spend a maximum of 180 days at sea over two years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32181/06]

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44 Ms McManus asked the Minister for Defence his views on the recent statement from the general secretary of PDFORRA that morale among Naval Service members and their families is at an all-time low; his further views on the number of Naval Service members currently applying to leave the service; the efforts being made to ensure that personnel spend a maximum of 180 days at sea over two years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32181/06]

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1. 12 October 2006

   Defence Forces Personnel.

   44 Ms McManus asked the Minister for Defence his views on the recent statement from the general secretary of PDFORRA that morale among Naval Service members and their families is at an all-time low; his further views on the number of Naval Service members currently applying to leave the service; the efforts being made to ensure that personnel spend a maximum of 180 days at sea over two years; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [32181/06]

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