759. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration whether the financial contribution Ireland is due to make under the EU Migration and Asylum Pact’s solidarity mechanism will have any effect on the volume of international protection applicants entering the State from the United Kingdom via Northern Ireland, given that the United Kingdom is not a participant in the Pact; to outline any assessment her Department has carried out on the expected impact of this contribution on secondary movements from the UK; and to set out the actions, her Department is taking at EU level to address the disproportionate inflow originating from outside the Pact’s legal framework. [72523/25]

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759. Deputy Ken O'Flynn asked the Minister for Justice, Home Affairs and Migration whether the financial contribution Ireland is due to make under the EU Migration and Asylum Pact’s solidarity mechanism will have any effect on the volume of international protection applicants entering the State from the United Kingdom via Northern Ireland, given that the United Kingdom is not a participant in the Pact; to outline any assessment her Department has carried out on the expected impact of this contribution on secondary movements from the UK; and to set out the actions, her Department is taking at EU level to address the disproportionate inflow originating from outside the Pact’s legal framework. [72523/25]

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