69 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Social Protection the reason increasing numbers of returning emigrants who declare their intention to stay, have family ties and produce evidence of disconnection with their previous place of residence are being refused social welfare benefits on the basis of the habitual residence rule; the guidelines on which deciding officers are operating; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40011/10]

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69 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Social Protection the reason increasing numbers of returning emigrants who declare their intention to stay, have family ties and produce evidence of disconnection with their previous place of residence are being refused social welfare benefits on the basis of the habitual residence rule; the guidelines on which deciding officers are operating; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40011/10]

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1. 2 November 2010

   Social Welfare Code

   69 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Social Protection the reason increasing numbers of returning emigrants who declare their intention to stay, have family ties and produce evidence of disconnection with their previous place of residence are being refused social welfare benefits on the basis of the habitual residence rule; the guidelines on which deciding officers are operating; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [40011/10]

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