462 Mr. Boyle asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if, in regard to a specified case that has led to the current discussion of the claw-back policy, it is accepted that the executor of the will of the estate of the pensioner in question demonstrated very clearly to his Department that the deceased saved on average 42% of their pension over 26 years and that the regular bank lodgements were consistent and proportionate to the amount of pension awarded during the period; if there existed flexibility that gave the social welfare inspector some discretion, if this case might have been settled more reasonably. [20019/05]

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462 Mr. Boyle asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if, in regard to a specified case that has led to the current discussion of the claw-back policy, it is accepted that the executor of the will of the estate of the pensioner in question demonstrated very clearly to his Department that the deceased saved on average 42% of their pension over 26 years and that the regular bank lodgements were consistent and proportionate to the amount of pension awarded during the period; if there existed flexibility that gave the social welfare inspector some discretion, if this case might have been settled more reasonably. [20019/05]

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