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PQ 897

894 Deputy Tony Gregory asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his plans to introduce the registration and inspection of the indirect discharges into groundwater of effluents from the septic tanks and waste water treatment units of various rural settlements and agglomerations which are in breach of the conditions laid down in the Groundwater Directive and referred to in the recent European Court judgment against Ireland but for which insufficient evidence was provided by the Commission to the Court. [28451/08]

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894 Deputy Tony Gregory asked the Minister for the Environment, Heritage and Local Government his plans to introduce the registration and inspection of the indirect discharges into groundwater of effluents from the septic tanks and waste water treatment units of various rural settlements and agglomerations which are in breach of the conditions laid down in the Groundwater Directive and referred to in the recent European Court judgment against Ireland but for which insufficient evidence was provided by the Commission to the Court. [28451/08]

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