135 Mr. Naughten asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if she will consider giving widows and widowers who are under the age of 66 and do not qualify for the carer's allowance or the respite care grant at least the respite grant, in view of the fact that they are full-time carers but receive no recognition of this fact by her Department in the form of a payment. [4019/04]

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135 Mr. Naughten asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if she will consider giving widows and widowers who are under the age of 66 and do not qualify for the carer's allowance or the respite care grant at least the respite grant, in view of the fact that they are full-time carers but receive no recognition of this fact by her Department in the form of a payment. [4019/04]

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1. 11 February 2004

   Social Welfare Benefits.

   135 Mr. Naughten asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if she will consider giving widows and widowers who are under the age of 66 and do not qualify for the carer's allowance or the respite care grant at least the respite grant, in view of the fact that they are full-time carers but receive no recognition of this fact by her Department in the form of a payment. [4019/04]

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