892 Deputy Jim O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if changes have been introduced to the habitual residence clause whereby persons claiming social welfare payments and child benefit are required to satisfy habitual residence even though they previously resided in the United Kingdom or Northern Ireland; and if so, the reason her Department’s website in relation to family benefits sates that the habitual residence clause does not apply in such circumstances. [33943/09]

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892 Deputy Jim O’Keeffe asked the Minister for Social and Family Affairs if changes have been introduced to the habitual residence clause whereby persons claiming social welfare payments and child benefit are required to satisfy habitual residence even though they previously resided in the United Kingdom or Northern Ireland; and if so, the reason her Department’s website in relation to family benefits sates that the habitual residence clause does not apply in such circumstances. [33943/09]

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