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302 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Health and Children if, further to the recently announced decision to proceed with cervical vaccinations for girls in first and second year in school, she will provide a refund for parents who paid for the cost of this vaccination to be carried out privately following the announcement in 2008 that same was not going to proceed and whose daughters would now be eligible for this vaccine, and who would have waited for this vaccine had they known that the scheme would be introduced. [3543/10]

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302 Deputy Chris Andrews asked the Minister for Health and Children if, further to the recently announced decision to proceed with cervical vaccinations for girls in first and second year in school, she will provide a refund for parents who paid for the cost of this vaccination to be carried out privately following the announcement in 2008 that same was not going to proceed and whose daughters would now be eligible for this vaccine, and who would have waited for this vaccine had they known that the scheme would be introduced. [3543/10]

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