PQ 465
552 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if he will make a statement on the situation where the Garda Síochána traffic division will not accept coins as payment of fines, and has stated that a €50 note and coins are unacceptable in payment of a €60 traffic fine and that the fine is still classified as unpaid given that the coins and €50 note are kept in a safe in the Garda station pending the collection of the coins and payment of the fine. [32936/05]
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552 Mr. Allen asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform if he will make a statement on the situation where the Garda Síochána traffic division will not accept coins as payment of fines, and has stated that a €50 note and coins are unacceptable in payment of a €60 traffic fine and that the fine is still classified as unpaid given that the coins and €50 note are kept in a safe in the Garda station pending the collection of the coins and payment of the fine. [32936/05]
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