Alan Shatter (Dublin South, Fine Gael) | Oireachtas source

The problem is one would need to be both domiciled and ordinarily resident whereas by being ordinarily resident, one can invoke the measures. I can be ordinarily resident in Ireland and have a domicile in France. I could have come here to live for a few years and be ordinarily resident here, but it is my ultimate intention to return to France which is my domicile of origin. If the words proposed were included, it would add complications which I believe are unnecessary. In the circumstances, I cannot accept the amendment.

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