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479 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Defence the number of civil servants based in Dublin who have applied for decentralisation, who have been transferred to their decentralising post and are actually in position in the decentralised location outside of Dublin; and the locations and the number of civil servants transferred from a Dublin post who are at such locations. [24429/07]

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Introduced

16 October 2007

Last action

16 October 2007 · Decentralisation Programme.

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written

Sponsors

Joan Burton

Subjects

Defence

Source updated

16 October 2007

Defence

Summary

479 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Defence the number of civil servants based in Dublin who have applied for decentralisation, who have been transferred to their decentralising post and are actually in position in the decentralised location outside of Dublin; and the locations and the number of civil servants transferred from a Dublin post who are at such locations. [24429/07]

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  1. 16 October 2007

    Decentralisation Programme.

    479 Deputy Joan Burton asked the Minister for Defence the number of civil servants based in Dublin who have applied for decentralisation, who have been transferred to their decentralising post and are actually in position in the decentralised location outside of Dublin; and the locations and the number of civil servants transferred from a Dublin post who are at such locations. [24429/07]

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Decentralisation Programme.

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  • Joan Burton · Asking member
  • Minister for Defence · Minister for Defence · Addressed to

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