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PQ 166

150 Mr. Cregan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children the situation in relation to medical screening of persons who arrive here from areas of infections; if tests or screening are voluntary or compulsory; the screening which is available; if it is part of any legislation or status granting procedure; the period within which it is offered or carried out, from arrival; the way in which procedures here compare with other EU jurisdictions; and the EU countries which have compulsory screening in total or part. [23819/05]

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150 Mr. Cregan asked the Tánaiste and Minister for Health and Children the situation in relation to medical screening of persons who arrive here from areas of infections; if tests or screening are voluntary or compulsory; the screening which is available; if it is part of any legislation or status granting procedure; the period within which it is offered or carried out, from arrival; the way in which procedures here compare with other EU jurisdictions; and the EU countries which have compulsory screening in total or part. [23819/05]

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