205 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason it is necessary for people in receipt of domiciliary allowance to obtain a letter from their doctor every year stating that the person who they are caring for has autism; her plans to change the system to awarding domiciliary allowance on a long-term basis; and if her attention has been drawn to any case of a person having autism, no longer being autistic. [17966/07]

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205 Deputy Paul Kehoe asked the Minister for Health and Children the reason it is necessary for people in receipt of domiciliary allowance to obtain a letter from their doctor every year stating that the person who they are caring for has autism; her plans to change the system to awarding domiciliary allowance on a long-term basis; and if her attention has been drawn to any case of a person having autism, no longer being autistic. [17966/07]

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