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Dáil

Written Answers. - Departmental Estimates.

Colm M. Hilliard Mr. Hilliard Question Fianna Fáil

99 Mr. Hilliard asked the Minister for Finance the reason for the reduction of 70 per cent under subhead C of Vote 14, as contained in the 1997 Estimates for the public service. [1453/97]

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Ruairí Quinn Minister for Finance (Mr. Quinn) Labour Party

Subhead C — General Law Expenses — of the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions' Vote covers costs awarded against either the Director or various other office holders of the State following Judicial Review and other proceedings in a criminal matter which fall to be met from this Vote.

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Colm M. Hilliard Mr. Hilliard Question Fianna Fáil

100 Mr. Hilliard asked the Minister for Finance if extra staff will be employed in 1997 in the Office of the Attorney General as a result of the increase in subhead A1 of Vote 13, or is it an increase of expenditure on the existing staff as per the 1997 Estimates for the public service. [1454/97]

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Ruairí Quinn Minister for Finance (Mr. Quinn) Labour Party

The Abridged Estimates Volume for 1997 shows a provision of £7.5 million under subhead A1 of Vote 13 in respect of the salary costs of both the Chief State Solicitor and Attorney General's Offices — it represents an increase of £1 million over the A1 subhead provision for 1996. This increase covers the costs associated with additional staff approved for the Office in 1996, sanctioned general pay increases under the PCW and increments.

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