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PQ 62

108 Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if it is equitable to require workers to wait until they are 68 years of age before receiving their State pension, as proposed by the national pensions framework, while others such as ex-Ministers can receive a public pension well in advance of this age and while they are still in employment; and if he intends to introduce provisions to make ex-Ministers wait until they are 68 years of age before receiving their ministerial pension. [15491/10]

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108 Deputy Aengus Ó Snodaigh asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if it is equitable to require workers to wait until they are 68 years of age before receiving their State pension, as proposed by the national pensions framework, while others such as ex-Ministers can receive a public pension well in advance of this age and while they are still in employment; and if he intends to introduce provisions to make ex-Ministers wait until they are 68 years of age before receiving their ministerial pension. [15491/10]

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