Actually id argue that one can get rid of all setters and getters for non value types. Services and the like should not have either if one does the right thing and uses constructors (even indirectly etc) to set properties. If you do the right thing then half your problems disappear, one should avoid getters/setters they are noise and bad form which just create more problems and extra work as is demonstrated by the initial concern that lead to this q....
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