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92. Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on the latest Central Statistics Office consumer price survey which shows the cost of education is 4.8% higher compared to September 2012; and his further views on whether the financial strain being placed on parents and students is reflected by the fact that the average third level grant amounts to €84 per week compared to the lowest rate of jobseeker's allowance which is €100. [42206/13]

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92. Deputy Dessie Ellis asked the Minister for Education and Skills his views on the latest Central Statistics Office consumer price survey which shows the cost of education is 4.8% higher compared to September 2012; and his further views on whether the financial strain being placed on parents and students is reflected by the fact that the average third level grant amounts to €84 per week compared to the lowest rate of jobseeker's allowance which is €100. [42206/13]

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