313 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the situation in relation to technical staff in the Overseas Aid Section of his Department who have indicated that they do not wish to move to Limerick as part of the decentralisation process; if they will be allowed to remain in Dublin; the impact this will have on the different overseas aid sections if specialist staff opt to stay in Dublin while administrative staff of the same section and others move to Limerick; if an evaluation has been carried out of the expected negative impact of same on the Irish Aid programme; the cost of same; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [39965/06]

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313 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs the situation in relation to technical staff in the Overseas Aid Section of his Department who have indicated that they do not wish to move to Limerick as part of the decentralisation process; if they will be allowed to remain in Dublin; the impact this will have on the different overseas aid sections if specialist staff opt to stay in Dublin while administrative staff of the same section and others move to Limerick; if an evaluation has been carried out of the expected negative impact of same on the Irish Aid programme; the cost of same; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [39965/06]

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