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412 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Defence further to Parliamentary Question Nos. 67, 121 and 126 of 9 May 2006, the status of the remaining two cases in view of the fact that there were 59 cases eligible for review under Section 13(2) of which 48 cases were decided and nine not; the number of those awarded pensions who were officers and the number who were not; the number of those awarded gratuities who were officers and the number who were not; the rate of pension awarded to those who were officers; and rate of pension awarded to those who were not. [22392/06]

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412 Ms Burton asked the Minister for Defence further to Parliamentary Question Nos. 67, 121 and 126 of 9 May 2006, the status of the remaining two cases in view of the fact that there were 59 cases eligible for review under Section 13(2) of which 48 cases were decided and nine not; the number of those awarded pensions who were officers and the number who were not; the number of those awarded gratuities who were officers and the number who were not; the rate of pension awarded to those who were officers; and rate of pension awarded to those who were not. [22392/06]

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