33 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the funding provided, the arrangements made and the timeframe envisaged to extend the general medical scheme to those aged over 70 years; the discussions he has had with the Irish Medical Organisation in view of the concerns expressed by general practitioners regarding aspects of this development; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9979/01]

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33 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the funding provided, the arrangements made and the timeframe envisaged to extend the general medical scheme to those aged over 70 years; the discussions he has had with the Irish Medical Organisation in view of the concerns expressed by general practitioners regarding aspects of this development; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9979/01]

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1. 4 April 2001

   Priority Questions. - Medical Cards.

   33 Ms Shortall asked the Minister for Health and Children the funding provided, the arrangements made and the timeframe envisaged to extend the general medical scheme to those aged over 70 years; the discussions he has had with the Irish Medical Organisation in view of the concerns expressed by general practitioners regarding aspects of this development; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [9979/01]

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