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PQ 414

413 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection the total number of allegations of social welfare fraud that were investigated in 2011; the number of these allegations that were unfounded; the total savings arising from allegations which were upheld; and the total cost in staff hours of pursuing these cases in view of staff shortages and long delays in social welfare claims being processed. [1110/12]

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413 Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection the total number of allegations of social welfare fraud that were investigated in 2011; the number of these allegations that were unfounded; the total savings arising from allegations which were upheld; and the total cost in staff hours of pursuing these cases in view of staff shortages and long delays in social welfare claims being processed. [1110/12]

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