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PQ 605

605. Deputy John Brady asked the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection the details of the family income supplement, FIS, in tabular form; the increase to the weekly rates if they were to be increased in line with the Department of Finance's inflation forecast for 2019; the cost of this increase; the cost of further increasing FIS expenditure to bring the increase to a total of 5% and 10%; and the cost of the increase. [11665/18]

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605. Deputy John Brady asked the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection the details of the family income supplement, FIS, in tabular form; the increase to the weekly rates if they were to be increased in line with the Department of Finance's inflation forecast for 2019; the cost of this increase; the cost of further increasing FIS expenditure to bring the increase to a total of 5% and 10%; and the cost of the increase. [11665/18]

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