421 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social Protection if his attention has been drawn to confusion among persons in their early 60s on the way the proposed changes to pension age will affect them, the confusing way in which the proposal is set out in the National Pensions Framework document and the conflicting reports in the media about persons aged 61 years and 62 years of age; and the various cut-off points for pension age increases based on date of birth. [20749/10]

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421 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social Protection if his attention has been drawn to confusion among persons in their early 60s on the way the proposed changes to pension age will affect them, the confusing way in which the proposal is set out in the National Pensions Framework document and the conflicting reports in the media about persons aged 61 years and 62 years of age; and the various cut-off points for pension age increases based on date of birth. [20749/10]

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