PQ 148
145 Mr. Perry asked the Minister for Health and Children the steps he is taking to ensure that the discretionary cover afforded by the Medical Protection Society to Irish doctors in respect of medical negligence claims is capable of being relied upon by Irish doctors, in view of the recent threat by the Medical Defence Union to exercise discretion against indemnifying some consultants; and the nature of the guarantees he has secured or sought in respect of such arrangements. [15999/04]
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145 Mr. Perry asked the Minister for Health and Children the steps he is taking to ensure that the discretionary cover afforded by the Medical Protection Society to Irish doctors in respect of medical negligence claims is capable of being relied upon by Irish doctors, in view of the recent threat by the Medical Defence Union to exercise discretion against indemnifying some consultants; and the nature of the guarantees he has secured or sought in respect of such arrangements. [15999/04]
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