PQ 181
214 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the estimate of the Exchequer expenditure savings from the introduction of a €10 maximum monthly co-payment for general practitioner visits by medical card holders; and if these payments were deducted in the annual capitation fee under the primary care reimbursement service. [8916/09]
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214 Deputy Richard Bruton asked the Minister for Health and Children the estimate of the Exchequer expenditure savings from the introduction of a €10 maximum monthly co-payment for general practitioner visits by medical card holders; and if these payments were deducted in the annual capitation fee under the primary care reimbursement service. [8916/09]
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