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312 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if examinations will be made into the existing situation whereby an applicant for a passport wishing to use the Irish version of their name must provide evidence that they have used the Irish version for two years previous on either a bank account or a household bill; and his views on whether this policy complements the stated aim of this Government to encourage the use of the Irish language. [24855/06]

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312 Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs if examinations will be made into the existing situation whereby an applicant for a passport wishing to use the Irish version of their name must provide evidence that they have used the Irish version for two years previous on either a bank account or a household bill; and his views on whether this policy complements the stated aim of this Government to encourage the use of the Irish language. [24855/06]

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