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PQ 125

121 Deputy John Cregan asked the Minister for Health and Children the situation in relation to new rules regarding €100 a week approximately being taken from clients on disability allowance who are long-stay patients or clients in residential homes for persons with intellectual disability; if this deduction was not always done in such homes as with elderly in nursing homes; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [18361/07]

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121 Deputy John Cregan asked the Minister for Health and Children the situation in relation to new rules regarding €100 a week approximately being taken from clients on disability allowance who are long-stay patients or clients in residential homes for persons with intellectual disability; if this deduction was not always done in such homes as with elderly in nursing homes; and if she will make a statement on the matter. [18361/07]

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