160 Deputy Jan O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Health and Children if, with regard to the management of a possible flu pandemic, public health and community care doctors are deemed to be front line service providers; if these doctors will screen and treat patients out of normal nine to five office hours; if so, the location at which they will do so; if refusal to do so will be in breach of their contractual obligations; if a patient is in need of tamiflu after pharmacy normal working hours, the location where this will be available; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [19140/09]

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160 Deputy Jan O’Sullivan asked the Minister for Health and Children if, with regard to the management of a possible flu pandemic, public health and community care doctors are deemed to be front line service providers; if these doctors will screen and treat patients out of normal nine to five office hours; if so, the location at which they will do so; if refusal to do so will be in breach of their contractual obligations; if a patient is in need of tamiflu after pharmacy normal working hours, the location where this will be available; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [19140/09]

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