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Dáil Éireann debate -
Wednesday, 3 Oct 2001

Vol. 541 No. 2

Written Answers. - Garda Retirement Age.

Ivor Callely

Question:

926 Mr. Callely asked the Minister for Justice, Equality and Law Reform the progress which has been made to extend the garda retirement age from 57 years of age to 60 years of age; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [22168/01]

I am currently examining, in consultation with the Garda authorities, the recommendations of the final report of the Commission on Public Service Pensions relating to the maximum retirement age for new entrants to the Garda Síochána. As the Deputy may be aware, the commission recommended that new entrants to the Garda Síochána should be subject to a minimum retirement age of 55 and should be retained beyond that age, to a maximum age of 60, subject to meeting certain minimum standards of health and fitness on an annual basis. The commission also recommended that there should be no change in relation to the retirement age in so far as serving members are concerned.

Question No. 927 answered with Question No. 925.

Question No. 928 answered with Question No. 157.
Question No. 929 answered with Question No. 134.
Question No. 930 answered with Question No. 110.
Question No. 931 answered with Question No. 846.
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