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PQ 726

726. Deputy Jack Chambers asked the Minister for Education and Skills the employment status of home tutors who are paid through the home tuition grant which she administers with the Revenue Commissioners; if home tutors paid under this grant are self-employed or PAYE workers; if they are self-employed, whether they are able to claim expenses before PRSI, USC or income tax are deducted; if they are PAYE workers, whether they can pay a class A stamp; if she will address the concerns of parents of special needs children and home tutors; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [6219/16]

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726. Deputy Jack Chambers asked the Minister for Education and Skills the employment status of home tutors who are paid through the home tuition grant which she administers with the Revenue Commissioners; if home tutors paid under this grant are self-employed or PAYE workers; if they are self-employed, whether they are able to claim expenses before PRSI, USC or income tax are deducted; if they are PAYE workers, whether they can pay a class A stamp; if she will address the concerns of parents of special needs children and home tutors; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [6219/16]

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