367. Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the cost of eliminating the lowest grade on the pay grade scale across the public sector and merging those on the lowest grade on the pay grade scale with the second grade on the pay grade scale; the cost of eliminating the first and second lowest grades on the pay grade scale across the public sector and merging those on the first and second lowest grades on the pay grade scale with the third lowest grade on the pay grade scale; and the cost of eliminating the first, second and third lowest grades on the pay grade scale across the public sector and merging those on the first, second and third lowest grades on the pay grade scale with the fourth lowest grade on the pay grade scale in tabular form. [14621/16]

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367. Deputy David Cullinane asked the Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform the cost of eliminating the lowest grade on the pay grade scale across the public sector and merging those on the lowest grade on the pay grade scale with the second grade on the pay grade scale; the cost of eliminating the first and second lowest grades on the pay grade scale across the public sector and merging those on the first and second lowest grades on the pay grade scale with the third lowest grade on the pay grade scale; and the cost of eliminating the first, second and third lowest grades on the pay grade scale across the public sector and merging those on the first, second and third lowest grades on the pay grade scale with the fourth lowest grade on the pay grade scale in tabular form. [14621/16]

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