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PQ 320

353 Deputy Edward O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs her views on the anomaly which exists for people who entered insurable employment prior to marriage and who did not become employed again until recent years where the number of PRSI contributions paid is divided into the number of years since first entering insurable employment and which leaves them entitled to a reduced pension, even though they may have only worked for a few years prior to marriage (details supplied). [6033/09]

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353 Deputy Edward O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs her views on the anomaly which exists for people who entered insurable employment prior to marriage and who did not become employed again until recent years where the number of PRSI contributions paid is divided into the number of years since first entering insurable employment and which leaves them entitled to a reduced pension, even though they may have only worked for a few years prior to marriage (details supplied). [6033/09]

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