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PQ 986

986. Deputy Alan Kelly asked the Minister for Social Protection if the signing of a personal progression plan or any paperwork provided by JobPath is mandatory for the client to sign who may have concerns over signing any contract or paperwork with an independent private UK-based company due to third party data privacy concerns but would be more than willing to verbally agree to engage without signing if referred; and if there would be a threat of a reduction in social welfare payment for refusal to sign such a PPP or other paperwork provided by the private companies that run JobPath. [19505/22]

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986. Deputy Alan Kelly asked the Minister for Social Protection if the signing of a personal progression plan or any paperwork provided by JobPath is mandatory for the client to sign who may have concerns over signing any contract or paperwork with an independent private UK-based company due to third party data privacy concerns but would be more than willing to verbally agree to engage without signing if referred; and if there would be a threat of a reduction in social welfare payment for refusal to sign such a PPP or other paperwork provided by the private companies that run JobPath. [19505/22]

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