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PQ 466

466. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection following the recent High Court decision of B v. Minister for Social Protection in which the system for considering applications for domiciliary care allowance was found to be unlawful, she announced that reviews of current applications would be suspended until further notice; if she will confirm if her Department has recommenced the reviews; and the action her Department has taken to remedy the unlawful deficits as identified in the High Court decision. [23240/14]

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466. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Social Protection following the recent High Court decision of B v. Minister for Social Protection in which the system for considering applications for domiciliary care allowance was found to be unlawful, she announced that reviews of current applications would be suspended until further notice; if she will confirm if her Department has recommenced the reviews; and the action her Department has taken to remedy the unlawful deficits as identified in the High Court decision. [23240/14]

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