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PQ 722

722. Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade if he is aware that many single parent families are concerned over the expense incurred in providing an affidavit from a solicitor confirming their sole guardianship status when applying for an Irish passport for their children, that this adversely affects low-income families who are required to provide an affidavit every three to five years; that if these affidavits are legal documents can they not therefore remain on record; and his plans to review this policy. [46717/15]

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722. Deputy Seán Crowe asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade if he is aware that many single parent families are concerned over the expense incurred in providing an affidavit from a solicitor confirming their sole guardianship status when applying for an Irish passport for their children, that this adversely affects low-income families who are required to provide an affidavit every three to five years; that if these affidavits are legal documents can they not therefore remain on record; and his plans to review this policy. [46717/15]

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