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PQ 66

105 Deputy David Stanton asked the Minister for and Family Affairs the amount expended under the supplementary welfare allowance travel supplement scheme and the funding made available for it in 2010; the amount expended under this scheme in 2009; the funding provided by his Department for the rural transport scheme in 2009 and 2010; and his plans to introduce a cost of disability payment to assist people with disabilities in meeting additional costs in accessing transport and social services, as outlined in the Citizens Information Board report, Getting There — Transport and Access to Social Services, published in February 2010. [15359/10]

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105 Deputy David Stanton asked the Minister for and Family Affairs the amount expended under the supplementary welfare allowance travel supplement scheme and the funding made available for it in 2010; the amount expended under this scheme in 2009; the funding provided by his Department for the rural transport scheme in 2009 and 2010; and his plans to introduce a cost of disability payment to assist people with disabilities in meeting additional costs in accessing transport and social services, as outlined in the Citizens Information Board report, Getting There — Transport and Access to Social Services, published in February 2010. [15359/10]

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