PQ 84
81 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the number of properties purchased, leased, built or under construction for the decentralisation programme; the floor space in respect of each; the number of occupants for which it was designed; the cost in capital or annual lease; and the numbers in occupation to date. [34335/08]
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9 October 2008
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9 October 2008 · Decentralisation Programme.
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Richard Bruton
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81 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the number of properties purchased, leased, built or under construction for the decentralisation programme; the floor space in respect of each; the number of occupants for which it was designed; the cost in capital or annual lease; and the numbers in occupation to date. [34335/08]
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9 October 2008
Decentralisation Programme.
81 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Finance the number of properties purchased, leased, built or under construction for the decentralisation programme; the floor space in respect of each; the number of occupants for which it was designed; the cost in capital or annual lease; and the numbers in occupation to date. [34335/08]
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Decentralisation Programme.
Decentralisation Programme.
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