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PQ 85

85. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social Protection if her attention has been drawn to the difficulties in accessing a transition pension for members of the Civil Service who are due to retire aged 65 in January 2014, but who are unable to avail of a transition pension as it is also due to be abolished in January 2014; the alternative options available to civil servants affected by this anomaly, and if she will ensure that any such options are promoted in an open and transparent fashion for the benefit of those affected. [46568/12]

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85. Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Social Protection if her attention has been drawn to the difficulties in accessing a transition pension for members of the Civil Service who are due to retire aged 65 in January 2014, but who are unable to avail of a transition pension as it is also due to be abolished in January 2014; the alternative options available to civil servants affected by this anomaly, and if she will ensure that any such options are promoted in an open and transparent fashion for the benefit of those affected. [46568/12]

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