123 Deputy Jim O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if her attention has been drawn to the concerns that have been expressed regarding the general inability to register or record the death in the Irish registry of Irish people who have died abroad; and her views on amending and extending section 39 of the Civil Registration Act 2004 to permit the registration of death here when families produce the necessary proof of death abroad. [6306/10]

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123 Deputy Jim O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if her attention has been drawn to the concerns that have been expressed regarding the general inability to register or record the death in the Irish registry of Irish people who have died abroad; and her views on amending and extending section 39 of the Civil Registration Act 2004 to permit the registration of death here when families produce the necessary proof of death abroad. [6306/10]

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1. 23 February 2010

   Civil Registration.

   123 Deputy Jim O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if her attention has been drawn to the concerns that have been expressed regarding the general inability to register or record the death in the Irish registry of Irish people who have died abroad; and her views on amending and extending section 39 of the Civil Registration Act 2004 to permit the registration of death here when families produce the necessary proof of death abroad. [6306/10]

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