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PQ 80

80. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection the role of the Pensions Authority with regard to the financial and non-financial assumptions employed for the purposes of the setting of the minimum funding standard for occupational defined benefit schemes; and her views on whether the assumptions used bear no resemblance to reality and this has had a profound negative effect on the continuing demise of occupational defined benefit schemes. [46414/17]

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80. Deputy Clare Daly asked the Minister for Employment Affairs and Social Protection the role of the Pensions Authority with regard to the financial and non-financial assumptions employed for the purposes of the setting of the minimum funding standard for occupational defined benefit schemes; and her views on whether the assumptions used bear no resemblance to reality and this has had a profound negative effect on the continuing demise of occupational defined benefit schemes. [46414/17]

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