120 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Finance further to his recent announcement that new public servants will have their pensions calculated on career average earnings, if he will provide figures in respect of future new entrants in tabular form of the gross pension cost as a percentage of pensionable remuneration; if he will provide a breakdown of this cost that is met by pension contributions of the employee, and the net pension cost to the State, with a breakdown for specific public sector employees such as established civil servants, teachers, nurses, gardaí and others and factoring in entitlement to the State pension. [40690/10]

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120 Deputy Róisín Shortall asked the Minister for Finance further to his recent announcement that new public servants will have their pensions calculated on career average earnings, if he will provide figures in respect of future new entrants in tabular form of the gross pension cost as a percentage of pensionable remuneration; if he will provide a breakdown of this cost that is met by pension contributions of the employee, and the net pension cost to the State, with a breakdown for specific public sector employees such as established civil servants, teachers, nurses, gardaí and others and factoring in entitlement to the State pension. [40690/10]

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