133. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Health the position regarding maternity care in a situation in which a person that has opted for a level of care, private or semi-private, finds herself delivering at a premature date; if the baby inherits the level of care of the mother or if they can be treated as a public admission, therefore alleviating admission costs from the mother (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [43102/17]

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133. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Health the position regarding maternity care in a situation in which a person that has opted for a level of care, private or semi-private, finds herself delivering at a premature date; if the baby inherits the level of care of the mother or if they can be treated as a public admission, therefore alleviating admission costs from the mother (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [43102/17]

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1. 11 October 2017

   Maternity Services

   133. Deputy Catherine Murphy asked the Minister for Health the position regarding maternity care in a situation in which a person that has opted for a level of care, private or semi-private, finds herself delivering at a premature date; if the baby inherits the level of care of the mother or if they can be treated as a public admission, therefore alleviating admission costs from the mother (details supplied); and if he will make a statement on the matter. [43102/17]

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