152. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Health the reason there is such a short timeframe during which applications may be made for redress under the scheme from women who underwent the procedure of symphysiotomy; and his views that the short timeframe for receipt of applications could have the effect of excluding women who underwent the procedure of symphysiotomy but have since emigrated and are no longer resident in this jurisdiction or women who underwent the procedure but who are now suffering from dementia. [46608/14]

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152. Deputy Thomas P. Broughan asked the Minister for Health the reason there is such a short timeframe during which applications may be made for redress under the scheme from women who underwent the procedure of symphysiotomy; and his views that the short timeframe for receipt of applications could have the effect of excluding women who underwent the procedure of symphysiotomy but have since emigrated and are no longer resident in this jurisdiction or women who underwent the procedure but who are now suffering from dementia. [46608/14]

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