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Funding for Disability Services: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members] (5 Dec 2012): Seán Barrett: I call Deputy Jerry Buttimer, who is sharing time with Deputies Gerald Nash, Simon Harris, Áine Collins, Jack Wall and Eamonn Maloney. The Deputies will have five minutes each.
Funding for Disability Services: Motion (Resumed) [Private Members] (5 Dec 2012): Jerry Buttimer: In 2012, we as a Government and a State spent €1.4 billion on people with disabilities. This debate is about people with disabilities and their families. It is not always about money, but it is about how we allocate resources while respecting the rights and needs of service users and people with disabilities, which is what this motion should be about. It is cynical of Fianna...

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