57. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the practice of petrol stretching; if his attention has been drawn to the pressure placed on Customs and Excise to resolve a series of issues resulting from this practice; if his attention has been drawn to the financial hardship placed on motorists who through no fault of their own have lost considerable money as a result of this practice; and if he will ask the Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland to investigate the matter and ascertain role they may have in compensating affected motorists. [36095/14]

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57. Deputy Robert Troy asked the Minister for Finance if his attention has been drawn to the practice of petrol stretching; if his attention has been drawn to the pressure placed on Customs and Excise to resolve a series of issues resulting from this practice; if his attention has been drawn to the financial hardship placed on motorists who through no fault of their own have lost considerable money as a result of this practice; and if he will ask the Motor Insurance Bureau of Ireland to investigate the matter and ascertain role they may have in compensating affected motorists. [36095/14]

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