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PQ 561

660 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food the steps farmers can take if they are unhappy with the advice or workings of their REP scheme planner; if REP scheme planners can be reported to her Department; if there is a form of redress for a REP scheme planner who did not work in the best interests of a farmer; her plans to regulate this market and the way complaints against REP scheme planners are handled. [20481/07]

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660 Deputy Michael Ring asked the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food the steps farmers can take if they are unhappy with the advice or workings of their REP scheme planner; if REP scheme planners can be reported to her Department; if there is a form of redress for a REP scheme planner who did not work in the best interests of a farmer; her plans to regulate this market and the way complaints against REP scheme planners are handled. [20481/07]

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