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PQ 413

413. Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection if she will confirm that before deciding to support the conclusion by the chairperson of the Pensions Authority that a complaint of failure by the trustees to comply with the law, trust deed and rules when amending the benefit structure of active pensioners does not fall within the board's remit and her accusation that the complainant made very serious allegations against a number of parties, including the Pensions Authority (details supplied), her Department obtained a written report detailing the criteria applied and reasons for the chairperson's conclusion as well as details of and justification for the very serious allegations she has accused the complainant of making; and if she will provide this information to the complainant as the chairperson, in breach of her statutory obligation under freedom of information legislation, has refused to do so. [29654/14]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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8 July 2014

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8 July 2014 · Pensions Legislation

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Donnelly, Stephen.

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8 July 2014

Summary

413. Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection if she will confirm that before deciding to support the conclusion by the chairperson of the Pensions Authority that a complaint of failure by the trustees to comply with the law, trust deed and rules when amending the benefit structure of active pensioners does not fall within the board's remit and her accusation that the complainant made very serious allegations against a number of parties, including the Pensions Authority (details supplied), her Department obtained a written report detailing the criteria applied and reasons for the chairperson's conclusion as well as details of and justification for the very serious allegations she has accused the complainant of making; and if she will provide this information to the complainant as the chairperson, in breach of her statutory obligation under freedom of information legislation, has refused to do so. [29654/14]

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  1. 8 July 2014

    Pensions Legislation

    413. Deputy Stephen S. Donnelly asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection if she will confirm that before deciding to support the conclusion by the chairperson of the Pensions Authority that a complaint of failure by the trustees to comply with the law, trust deed and rules when amending the benefit structure of active pensioners does not fall within the board's remit and her accusation that the complainant made very serious allegations against a number of parties, including the Pensions Authority (details supplied), her Department obtained a written report detailing the criteria applied and reasons for the chairperson's conclusion as well as details of and justification for the very serious allegations she has accused the complainant of making; and if she will provide this information to the complainant as the chairperson, in breach of her statutory obligation under freedom of information legislation, has refused to do so. [29654/14]

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