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Ireland · Question · oral

PQ 62

62 Mr. Hilliard asked the Minister for Finance the reason Deputy Phil Hogan, former Minister of State, believed it was customary to issue budget details to the Fine Gael press office; the person who gave Deputy Hogan such information; when it was given to Deputy Hogan: and whether Deputy Hogan checked these matters with the Taoiseach or other Minister. [3965/95]

askedIreland· Dáil Éireann· EN

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28 February 1995

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28 February 1995 · Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Budget Leaks.

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oral

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Hilliard, C.

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Budget

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28 February 1995

Budget

Summary

62 Mr. Hilliard asked the Minister for Finance the reason Deputy Phil Hogan, former Minister of State, believed it was customary to issue budget details to the Fine Gael press office; the person who gave Deputy Hogan such information; when it was given to Deputy Hogan: and whether Deputy Hogan checked these matters with the Taoiseach or other Minister. [3965/95]

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  1. 28 February 1995

    Ceisteanna — Questions. Oral Answers. - Budget Leaks.

    62 Mr. Hilliard asked the Minister for Finance the reason Deputy Phil Hogan, former Minister of State, believed it was customary to issue budget details to the Fine Gael press office; the person who gave Deputy Hogan such information; when it was given to Deputy Hogan: and whether Deputy Hogan checked these matters with the Taoiseach or other Minister. [3965/95]

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