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PQ 565

565. Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government regarding the late payment of the non-principal private residence charge, if he is satisfied that communications of the charge and of the late payment procedures and penalties were sufficient in view of the potential costs concerned; the way the level of penalty was arrived at; and if he will provide the guidelines in place for the assessment of appeals. [39998/14]

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565. Deputy Eoghan Murphy asked the Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government regarding the late payment of the non-principal private residence charge, if he is satisfied that communications of the charge and of the late payment procedures and penalties were sufficient in view of the potential costs concerned; the way the level of penalty was arrived at; and if he will provide the guidelines in place for the assessment of appeals. [39998/14]

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