PQ 99
99. Deputy Joe Higgins asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection if she will revise the back to education allowance scheme regulations so that the requirement of 234 days receiving welfare payments for the third level option and 78 days for the second level option does not act as a barrier to gaining access to training and education. [33746/14]
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99. Deputy Joe Higgins asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Social Protection if she will revise the back to education allowance scheme regulations so that the requirement of 234 days receiving welfare payments for the third level option and 78 days for the second level option does not act as a barrier to gaining access to training and education. [33746/14]
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Back to Education Allowance Eligibility
Back to Education Allowance Eligibility
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