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PQ 1733

1733. Deputy Robert Dowds asked the Minister for Health the amount of money that is being received by the health service from the €100 charge for accident and emergency care in hospitals; and if he will provide figures of the percentage of those liable for the charge who fail to pay. [38335/12]

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18 September 2012

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18 September 2012 · Accident and Emergency Services Provision

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18 September 2012

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1733. Deputy Robert Dowds asked the Minister for Health the amount of money that is being received by the health service from the €100 charge for accident and emergency care in hospitals; and if he will provide figures of the percentage of those liable for the charge who fail to pay. [38335/12]

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  1. 18 September 2012

    Accident and Emergency Services Provision

    1733. Deputy Robert Dowds asked the Minister for Health the amount of money that is being received by the health service from the €100 charge for accident and emergency care in hospitals; and if he will provide figures of the percentage of those liable for the charge who fail to pay. [38335/12]

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