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PQ 75

75. Deputy Willie O'Dea asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the estimated full year cost of replacing the 38-hour threshold for family income supplement qualification, with a sliding scale system (details supplied) that would reflect the fact that many persons may be working, or wish to work, less than 19 hours per week, and may be in just as much need as current recipients of this supplement. [19564/15]

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75. Deputy Willie O'Dea asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection the estimated full year cost of replacing the 38-hour threshold for family income supplement qualification, with a sliding scale system (details supplied) that would reflect the fact that many persons may be working, or wish to work, less than 19 hours per week, and may be in just as much need as current recipients of this supplement. [19564/15]

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