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PQ 320

320. Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Finance his views on whether it is fair that an individual who, due to budgetary constraints, opts to pay the local property tax on a weekly basis through a cash payment in the post office is faced with a €52 service provider charge per annum as a result of the €1 service charge per transaction imposed by An Post; the way in which this annual service charge be justified in view of the fact that An Post is a semi State body and the other two private operators accepting payments are charging substantially less; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17170/13]

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320. Deputy Anthony Lawlor asked the Minister for Finance his views on whether it is fair that an individual who, due to budgetary constraints, opts to pay the local property tax on a weekly basis through a cash payment in the post office is faced with a €52 service provider charge per annum as a result of the €1 service charge per transaction imposed by An Post; the way in which this annual service charge be justified in view of the fact that An Post is a semi State body and the other two private operators accepting payments are charging substantially less; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [17170/13]

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