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PQ 476

476. Deputy Michael Conaghan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will take into account when allocating the water measures for households that persons with chronic illnesses or disabilities will need the use of showers and/or washing facilities more often than able-bodied individuals. [5514/14]

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4 February 2014

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4 February 2014 · Water Charges Introduction

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Michael Conaghan

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Environment

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4 February 2014

Environment

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476. Deputy Michael Conaghan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will take into account when allocating the water measures for households that persons with chronic illnesses or disabilities will need the use of showers and/or washing facilities more often than able-bodied individuals. [5514/14]

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  1. 4 February 2014

    Water Charges Introduction

    476. Deputy Michael Conaghan asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government if he will take into account when allocating the water measures for households that persons with chronic illnesses or disabilities will need the use of showers and/or washing facilities more often than able-bodied individuals. [5514/14]

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Water Charges Introduction

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