182. Deputy Gabrielle McFadden asked the Minister for Health the average time a medical card application is with a medical officer before a recommendation is made to a deciding officer; is with a deciding officer before a decision is made; if audits on these processing times relating to medical officers and deciding officers are carried out; if so, when, how and the number of these audits that are carried out, on an annual basis; if these audits lead to an improvement in processing times; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35161/15]

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182. Deputy Gabrielle McFadden asked the Minister for Health the average time a medical card application is with a medical officer before a recommendation is made to a deciding officer; is with a deciding officer before a decision is made; if audits on these processing times relating to medical officers and deciding officers are carried out; if so, when, how and the number of these audits that are carried out, on an annual basis; if these audits lead to an improvement in processing times; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [35161/15]

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