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PQ 573

573. Deputy Eoin Ó Broin asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage if there are any grounds on which a local authority can assess eligibility for social housing supports based on whether an applicant's private rent is above 30% of their net household income rather than the annual net household income being within the three income bands set out by his Department in January 2023; if so, when this alternative assessment was introduced; and on what circular, statutory instrument or legislation it is based. [35806/23]

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25 July 2023

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573. Deputy Eoin Ó Broin asked the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage if there are any grounds on which a local authority can assess eligibility for social housing supports based on whether an applicant's private rent is above 30% of their net household income rather than the annual net household income being within the three income bands set out by his Department in January 2023; if so, when this alternative assessment was introduced; and on what circular, statutory instrument or legislation it is based. [35806/23]

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