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PQ 76

76. Deputy John McGuinness asked the Minister for Finance the number of meetings he and his Department have had with the Solid Fuel Trade Group; if his Department has concluded an impact assessment of carbon tax on the fuel industry and on the cost of fuel to the end user; if there are cost forecasts with regard to regulation and the impact of such regulation on costs; his plans to establish a register of coal wholesalers, retailers and importers, between his Department and the Revenue Commissioners; the value of the shadow economy in this area; the actions being taken by his Department to reduce and eliminate such activity; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [22801/15]

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76. Deputy John McGuinness asked the Minister for Finance the number of meetings he and his Department have had with the Solid Fuel Trade Group; if his Department has concluded an impact assessment of carbon tax on the fuel industry and on the cost of fuel to the end user; if there are cost forecasts with regard to regulation and the impact of such regulation on costs; his plans to establish a register of coal wholesalers, retailers and importers, between his Department and the Revenue Commissioners; the value of the shadow economy in this area; the actions being taken by his Department to reduce and eliminate such activity; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [22801/15]

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