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Written Answers. - Fraud Cases.

asked the Minister for Fisheries and Forestry the amount of money known to have been lost to his Department through acts of fraud emanating from (a) within and (b) outside his Department in the years 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983; and the general areas in his Department in which such acts of fraud occurred.

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Patrick O'Toole Minister for Fisheries and Forestry (Mr. O'Toole) Fine Gael

No money is known to have been lost to my Department through acts of fraud during the period in question.

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asked the Minister for the Gaeltacht the amount of money known to have been lost to his Department through acts of fraud emanating from (a) within and (b) outside his Department in the years 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983; and the general areas in his Department in which such acts of fraud occurred.

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Patrick O'Toole Aire na Gaeltachta (Mr. O'Toole) Fine Gael

Ní raibh aon chaillteanas mar sin seachas i gcás amháin mura n-éireoidh le hiarracht chun cuid de dheontas a fháil ar ais ó dhream lasmuigh den Roinn.

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asked the Minister for Communications the amount of money known to have been lost to this Department through acts of fraud emanating from (a) within and (b) outside his Department in the years 1980, 1981, 1982 and 1983; and the general areas in his Department in which such acts of fraud occurred.

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Jim Mitchell Minister for Communications (Mr. J. Mitchell) Fine Gael

The information requested is as follows:

The general areas in which such losses occurred related to misuse of official cash and irregular negotiation of savings certificates and other payable instruments by staff of the former Department of Posts and Telegraphs and to fraudulent savings bank withdrawals and irregular negotiation of money orders and postal orders by members of the public.

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